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ROYAL CHEST HOSPITAL
ANNUAL REPORT
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Friends are therefore urged to make
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WITHOUT ANY EXTRA EXPENSE
WHATEVER TO THEMSELVES Subscribers can
materially increase the amount of their
subscriptions by completing a form of
Agreement* to contribute for seven years or
during life, whichever shall be the shorter
period.
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to recover from the Inland Revenue authorities
the amount of Income Tax paid thereon.
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ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
Royal Northern Hospital
HOLLO WAT ROAD, N.7.
St. David’s Wing for Private Patients
MANOR GARDENS, N.7,
The Royal Chest Hospital
CITY ROAD, E.C.l,
Grovelands Hospital (Recovery Branch)
OLD SOUTHGATE, N.14,
The Reckitt Convalescent Home
CLACTON-ON-SEA
AND
Maternity Nursing Association,
63 MYDDELTON SQUARE, E.C.l and 235 CAMDEN ROAD, N.7
FOR
The Year ending 31st December, 1946
The Largest General Hospital in North London with Separate Departments
i or Special Forms of D.sease.
ESTABLISHED AT KING’S CROSS, JUNE 30th, 1856
As the Great Northern Hospital.
Amalgamated with “Central Hospital for North London,” 1884.
Incorporated by Royal Charter, dated 26th October, 1900.
“The Royal Chest Hospital,” Amalgamated, 1921.
Supplemental Charter granted 21st June, 1924, changing the name from the
Great Northern Central Hospital to the Royal Northern Hospital.
Maternity Nursing Association Amalgamated, 1930.
St. David’s Wing for Private Patients Built and Opened 1931.
NO LETTERS OF RECOMMENDATION ARE NECESSARY.
The necessitous poor are treated free of all charges.
Contributions towards maintenance are received from patients able to afford it.
Cases of Emergency are Received at any hour of the Day or Night.
TELEPHONES :
Hospital — Archway 2211 (12 lines). Royal Chest Hospital — Clerkenwell 1416.
St.David’s Wing —Archway 22 1 1 Ext.40 Maternity Nursing Ass. Terminus 4447.
Grovelands Hospital — Palmer’s Green 3636. Convalescent Home — Clacton 105
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CONTENTS
ROYAL NORTHERN GROUP OF HOSPITALS
PAGE
Patron, President, and Vice-Presidents . . 6
Board of Management .. . ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 7
Bankers, Solicitors, Auditors, Brokers, Architects, Consulting Engineer, and
Officers ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 8
Honorary Medical Officers, etc . 10
Honorary Medical Officers and Officers — Royal Chest Hospital ... ... ... 14
Report of Board of Management ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 16
Income and Expenditure Account, including Royal Chest Hospital, St. David’s
Wing for Private Patients and Maternity Nursing Association ... ... ... 23
Legacies Account . 30
Balance Sheet ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 32
Schedule of Investments ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 36
Royal Northern Hospital Balance Sheet ... ... ... ... ... ... 42
Special Appeal ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 46
Royal Chest Hospital Balance Sheet ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 48
Maternity Nursing Association Balance Sheet ... ... ... ... ... 50
Grovelands Hospital(Recovery) — Income and Expenditure Account ..# ... 52
Ditto Balance Sheet . 56
Reckitt Convalescent Home — Income and Expenditure Account ... ... 58
Ditto Balance Sheet ... ... ... ... ... 62
Statistics, including Royal Chest Hospital and St. David’s Wing ... ... 64
Ditto Ditto Ditto and the Maternity Nursing Assocn. 65
Ditto Grovelands Hospital (Recovery) ... ... ... ... ... 66
Contributors’ Certificates Account ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 69
Land, Building and Equipment Fund — Income and Expenditure Account ... 70
Ditto Ditto (New Extensions) — Income and Expenditure Ac. 72
Ditto Ditto St. David’s Wing for Private Patients . 78
Land, Building and Equipment Fund — Royal Chest Hospital ... ... ... 78
Endowment Fund Account ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 80
Endowment Fund — Royal Chest Hospital ... ... ... ... ... ... 80
Holloway Visiting Sister Fund — Income and Expenditure Account ... ... 82
Estate Account ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 83
Works Department Account... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 84
The Julia Thomas Samaritan Fund ... 86
Almoner’s Report — Royal Northern Hospital . 87
Ditto Royal Chest Hospital ... ... ... ... ... 89
Report of X-Ray Department — Royal Chest Hospital ... ... ... ... 89
Report of Physio- Therapeutic Department — Royal Northern Hospital ... ... 90
Report of the Light Department — Royal Northern Hospital ... ... 90
Report of the Artificial Pneumothorax Clinic ... ... ... ... ... 90
Report of Pathologist — Royal Northern Hospital ... ... ... ... ... 91
Report of Pathological Department — Royal Chest Hospital ... ... ... 91
Report of X-Ray Department — Royal Northern Hospital ... ... ... 92
Report of the Radiotherapy Department Royal Northern Hospital ... ... 92
Report of Registrar — Royal Northern Hospital ... ... *... ... ... 93
Report of Tuberculosis Dispensary — Royal Northern Hospital ... ... ... 94
Report of Tuberculosis Dispensary — Royal Chest Hospital ... . 95
Districts from which Patients were treated during 1946 ... ... ... ... 96
Record of Patients treated at the Hospital ... ... ... . ... 98
Named and Endowed Wards, Beds and Cots . 99
Days of Admission and Attendance of Patients . 100
Forms of Bequest . 101
Form of Codicil . 102
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CONTENTS — continued.
—Patron, President, Vice-Presidents and Officers
List of Members and Associates .
Accounts
Ladies’ Association
Ditto
Ditto
Ladies I..eague > • • « . » « . . « • • . . . *>■
Report of Hospital Supply Depot
Statement of Accounts Supply Depot
Training facilities available at the Royal Northern Hospital
Maternity Nursing Association —Accounts
League of Roses — President, Vice-Presidents, Committees, etc
Ditto Report .
Ditto Income and Expenditure Account
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ROYAL NORTHERN HOSPITAL
Patron, President, and Vice-Presidents ... . 6
Board of Management . . . 7
Bankers, Solicitors, Auditors, Brokers, Architects, Consulting Engineer & Officers 8
Honorary Medical Officers, etc. . 14
Report of Board of Management . 16
Income and Expenditure Account, including Royal Chest Hospital, St. David’s
Wing and Maternity Nursing Association . 23
Legacies Account . ... 30
Schedule of Investments . 36
Balance Sheet ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 42
Special Appeal ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 46
Financial Statistics, including Royal Chest Hospital and St. David’s Wing ... 64
Ditto Ditto Ditto and the Maternity Nursing Asscn. 65
Ditto Ditto Ditto St. David’s Wing & Grovelands
Hospital (Recovery) 66
Contributors’ Certificates Account ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 69
Land, Building and Equipment Fund — Income and Expenditure Account ... 70
Ditto Ditto (New Extensions) — Income and Expenditure Account 72
Endowment Fund Account ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 80
Holloway Visiting Sister Fund — Income and Expenditure Account . 82
Estate Account .. . ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 83
Works Department Account . 84
The Julia Thomas Samaritan Fund . 86
Almoner’s Report . 87
Report of the Artificial Pneumothorax Clinic ... ... ... ... ... 90
Report of the Light Department . 90
Report of Physio-Therapeutic Department ... ... ... ... ... ... 90
Report of Pathologist . 91
Report of X-Ray Department ... . * . 92
Report of Department of Radiotheraphy ... ... ... ... ... ... 92
Report of Registrar . 93
Report of Tuberculosis Dispensary . 94
Districts from which Patients were admitted -during 1946 ... ... ... ... 96
Record of Patients treated at the Hospital ... . . . 98
Named and Endowed Wards, Beds and Cots ... ... ... ... ... 99
Days of Admission and Attendance of Patients ... ... ... ... ... 100
Forms of Bequest ... . . . . . . . 101
Form of Codicil . 102
Ladies’ Association — Patron, President, Vice-Presidents and Officers . 103
Ditto List of Members and Associates . 104
Ditto Accounts . . . 106
Ladies’ League . 112
Report of Hospital Supply Depot . 114
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CONTENTS — continued
Statement of Accounts, Supply Depot
League of Roses — President, Vice-Presidents, Committees, etc.
Ditto Report
Ditto Income and Expenditure Account
PAGE
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... 124
... 125
... 127
ST. DAVID’S WING FOR PRIVATE PATIENTS
Report ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 1 5
Income and Expenditure Account, including Royal Northern Hospital, Royal
Chest Hospital and Maternity Nursing Association ... ... ... ... 24
Financial Statistics, including Royal Northern Hospital and Royal Chest Hospital 64
Land, Building and Equipment Fund ... ... ... ... ... ... 78
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ROYAL CHEST HOSPITAL
Honorary Medical Officers and Officers
Annual R.eport ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ...
Income and Expenditure Account, including Royal Northern Hospital, St. David’s
Wing and Maternity Nursing Association
Balance Sheet ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ...
Financial Statistics, including Royal Northern Hospital and St. David’s Wing ...
Financial Statistics, including Royal Northern Hospital and Maternity Nursing
Association. . . ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ...
Land, Building and Equipment Fund
Endowment Fund Account ... ... ... ... ... ... ...
Almoner’s Report
Tuberculosis Officer’s Report
Districts from which Patients were treated during 1946 ...
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48
64
65
78
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GROVELANDS HOSPITAL (RECOVERY)
Matron ... ... ... ... . ■ • •«• ... ... ...
Medical Officer ...
Annual Report ...
Income and Expenditure Account
Balance Sheet
Financial Statistics
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66
RECKITT CONVALESCENT HOME
Honorary Medical Officer
Income and Expenditure Account
Balance Sheet ...
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58
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MATERNITY NURSING ASSOCIATION
Balance Sheet ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 50
Income and Expenditure Account ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 118
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ROYAL NORTHERN
HOSPITAL
PRESIDENT
H.R.H The Duke of GLOUCESTER K.G., K.T., K.P., &c.
VICE-PRESIDENTS
The Most Hon. the MARQUESS OF NORTHAMPTON, D.S.O.
The Most Hon. Emma MARCHIONESS OF NORTHAMPTON, O.B.E.
The Most Hon. the MARQUIS CAMDEN.
The Most Hon. Joan MARCHIONESS CAMDEN, C.B.E.
The Most Hon. the MARCHIONESS OF CREWE, C.I.
The Right Hon. the EARL OF DERBY, K.G., G.C.B., G.C.V.O.
The Right Hon. the EARL OF BESSBOROUGH, P.C., G.C.M.G., LL.D.
priba
The Right Hon. the EARL OF DUDLEY, M.C.
The Right Hon. the EARL OF HALIFAX, K.G., P.C., G.C.S.I., G.C.I.E.
The Right Hon. the VISCOUNT BEARSTED, M.C.
The Right Hon. LORD LECONFIELD, G.C.V.O.
The Right Hon. LADY ISLINGTON.
The Right Hon. LORD INVERFORTH, P.C.
The Hon. Mrs. ALDRIDGE, M.B.E., J.P.
The Hon. Mrs. PETER PLEYDELL-BOUVERIE.
Lady MILBANKE.
Sir JOHN LATTA, Bart.
Major-General Sir RICHARD HOWARD-VYSE, K.C.M.G., D.S.O.
Sir EDWARD BARON,
Lady WILLIAMS.
Sir STANLEY HOLMES, M.P.
Princess IGOR TROUBETSKOY
E. CLIFFORD BEALE, Esq., M.B., F.R.C.P
PEYTON T. B. BEALE, Esq., F.R.C.S.
Mrs. W. J. COLLINS.
WALTER DUNKELS, Esq.
Miss E. GARRETT.
Mrs. DAVID GUBBAY.
Mrs. MEYER SASSOON
Mrs. GRAHAM REES-MOGG.
Mrs. LEONARD REMFRY.
A. G. C. SUTTON, Esq.
G. B. MOWER WHITE, Esq., B.S., F.R.C.S.
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BOARD OF MANAGEMENT
CHAIRMAN
The Right Hon. the EARL OF BESSBOROUGH, P.C., G.C.M.G., LL.D.,
F.R.I.B.A., Stansted Park, Rowlands Castle, Hants.
DEPUTY CHAIRMAN
Major the Hon. HENRY BROUGHTON, Bakeham House, Englefield Green, Surrey.
ACTING HON. TREASURER
The Right Hon. the EARL OF BESSBOROUGH, P.C., G.C.M.G., LL.D.,
F.R.I.B.A.
(1949) The Right Hon. Lady ALTRINCHAM, 15, Wes minster Gardens, S.W.l.
(1948) S. DANBY BAMBER, Esq., 726, Holloway Road, N.19.
(MR.) Sir L. E. BARRINGTON- WARD, K.C.V.O., F.R.C.S., 8, Harcourt House,
19a, Cavendish Square, W.l.
(1950) ANTHONY CLAPHAM, Esq., 9, Stone Buildings, Lincolns Inn, W.C.2.
(1949) E. CLIFFORD BEALE, Esq., M.B., F.R.C.P., 21, The Gateways, Chelsea,
S.W.3.
(1949) HERBERT BEVINGTON, Esq., 13, Victoria Avenue N.3.
(1949) Sir WILLIAM H. COLLINS, Wexham Park, Slough.
(1949) WALTER DUNKELS, Esq., Walhurst Manor, Cowfold, Sussex.
(1948) Mrs. E. FINCHAM, 21a, Jackson’s Lane, N.6.
(1948) Thb Lady ESSEX FRENCH, O.B.E., 32, Sheldon Avenue, N.6.
(1949) Miss E. GARRETT, 12, Highbury Crescent, N.5.
(1950) M. W. GORDON, Esq., J.P., F.G.I., St. Kitts, Shakespeare Road, Worthing.
(1950) W. G. HARRIS, Esq., M.B.E., 91, Tyndale Mansions, N.l.
(1948) H. G. ILLINGWORTH, Esq.
(1950) W. G. LAMBERT, Esq., 3, Briardale Gardens, N.W.3.
(MR.) C. S. LANE ROBERTS, Esq., C.V.O., M.S., F.R.C.S., F.R.C.O.G.,
64, Harley Street, W.l.
{'Ex-Officio) Miss LAWSON JOHNSTON, Pavenham Burv, Beds.
(1949) Mrs. C. F. MERRIAM, “ Isenhurst,” The Bishops Avenue, N.2.
(1948) RICHARD MORELAND, Esq., M.Inst.C.E., 33, Frognal, N.W.3,
(1948) Major ARTHUR PENN, C.V.O., M.C.,
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BOARD OF MANAGEMENT — continued
(1948) P. E. SANDLANDS, Esq., O.B.E., K.C., The Homestead, Church Road,
S.W.13
(1949) Lady SARGANT, R.R.C., J.P., 21, Madingley Road, Cambridge.
(M.R.) Miss NORAH SCHUSTER, M.A., M.B., Cb.B., 72, Clarewood Court,
Crawford Street, W.l.
(1948) ERNEST H. SHAW, Esq., M.R.C.P., 7, Midhurst Avenue, Muswell Hill, N.10.
(1950) MAURICE SILVERSTON, Esq.
(1948) ALFRED G. C. SUTTON, Esq., 8, Cambridge Gate, N.W.l.
(1949) JOHN TENNANT, Esq.
(1949) Mrs. HUMPHREY WATERHOUSE, Mill Bay, Portsmouth, Salcombe,
Devon.
(1948) Colonel GUY WESTMACOTT, D.S.O. Rodmell, Lewes, Sussex.
(1950) G. B. MOWER WHITE, Esq., B.S., F.R.C.S., “The Firs,” Prestwood,
Great Missenden, Bucks.
(1949) Mrs. TREVOR WILLIAMS, Pyrford Place, near Woking, Surrey.
SECRETARY
GILBERT G. PANTER, F.H.A.
BANKERS
THE MIDLAND BANK, Limited, 5, Threadneedle Street, E.C.2.
Messrs. BARCLAY’S BANK, Limited, 1, Pall Mall East, S.W.l.
THE WESTMINSTER BANK, Limited, 490, Holloway Road, N.7.
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SOLICITORS
Messrs. GUSCOTTE, WADHAM, THURLAND & HOWARD, 19, Essex Street,
Strand, W.C.2.
AUDITORS
Messrs. J. DIX LEWIS CESAR DUNCAN & CO. 112/114, Cannon Street,
E.C.4.
HONORARY BROKERS
Messrs. SHEPPARDS & Co., Gresham House, Old Broad Street, E.C.2.
ARCHITECTS
Messrs. ADAMS, HOLDEN & PEARSON, FF.R.I.B.A., University of London.
W.C.l.
CONSULTING ENGINEER
H. A. SANDFORD, M.A., F.G.S., A.M.I.Mech.E., A.M.I.E.E., 2, Gate Street,
Lincoln’s Inn Fields, W.C.2.
The Vice-Presidents are ex-officio Members of the Board of Management.
The figures in brackets denote the year of retirement of the Members of the
Board of Management. The letters “ M.R.” denote the Representative t
nominated by the Medical Committee.
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ASSISTANT SECRETARY
W. N. C. FOSBERY, F.H.A.
STEWARD AND ECONOMY OFFICER
W. P. L. STRETTON, A.H.A.
MATRON
Miss G. DARVILL, D.N.
SUPERINTENDENT HOUSEKEEPER
Miss B. HENDERSON
MATRON OF GROVELANDS HOSPITAL (RECOVERY BRANCH)
Miss G. F. E. ELKIN.
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MATRON OF THE RECKITT CONVALESCENT HOME
Mrs. M. COOKE
MATRON OF THE MATERNITY NURSING ASSOCIATION
Miss E. M. TINDALL.
CHAPLAIN
The Rev. A. L. IVENS, M.A., Oxon.
LADY ALMONER PHARMACEUTIST
Miss E. M. Howes, A.I.H.A. A. E. FOOTITT, Ph.C., D.B.A.
CLERK OF WORKS
A. W. SPAIN, D.C.M.
DIETITIANS
Miss M. D. MITCHELL
Miss I. MARSHALL
SUPERINTENDENT RADIOGRAPHER (Diagnostic and in charge of the
School of Radiography)
Miss J. HATHWAY, M.S.R., S.R.N. S.C.M.
ROYAL NORTHERN AND PRINCE OF WALES’S HOSPITALS JOINT
RADIOTHERAPY CENTRE
SUPERINTENDENT RADIOGRAPHER
Miss B. HUNTER, M.S.R., S.R.N., S.C.M.
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HONORARY MEDICAL OFFICERS
CONSULTING PHYSICIANS
The Rt. Hon. LORD HORDER, K.C.V.O., M.D., F.R.C.P., 141, Harley Street,
W.l.
E. CLIFFORD BEALE, Esq., M.A., M.B., F.R.C.P., 21, The Gateways, Chelsea,
SAVA.
F. W. PRICE, Esq., M.D., C.M., F.R.C.P., F.R.S.E., 133, Harley Street, W.l.
Sir HENRY TIDY, K.B.E., M.D., F.R.C.P., 39, Dovonshire Place, W.l.
BERNARD SCHLESINGER, Esq., O.B.E., M.A., M.D., F.R.C.P.
CONSULTING SURGEONS
PEYTON T. B. BEALE, Esq., F.R.C.S., Lymore End, Everton, Lymington, Hant*.
GWYNNE WILLIAMS, Esq., M.S., F.R.C.S., 9, Park Square West, Regent’s Park,
N.W.l.
G. B. MOWER WHITE, Esq., B.S., F.R.C.S., The Firs, Prestwood, Great
Missenden, Bucks.
CONSULTING GYNAECOLOGICAL AND OBSTETRIC SURGEONS
SirGEORGE F. BLACKER, C.B.E., M.D., F.R.C.P., F.R.C.S., Oak Hill House,
Frensham, Surrey.
CUTHBERT LOCKYER, Esq., M.D., F.R.C.P., F.R.C.S., 117a, Harley Street, W.l.
MALCOLM DONALDSON, Esq., F.R.C.S., 145, Harley Street, W.l.
CONSULTING SURGEON TO EAR, NOSE AND THROAT
DEPARTMENT
H. T. MANT, Esq., M.S., F.R.C.S., 137, Harley Street, W.l.
CONSULTING EPIDEMIOLOGIST
V. FREEMAN, Esq., M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., D.P.H., Town Hall, Upper Street, N.l.
CONSULTING RADIOLOGIST
JOHN MORISON, Esq., M.D., Haddon Court, 30, South wood Lawn Road,
Highgate, N.6.
CONSULTING DENTAL SURGEON
CHARLES F. PEYTON BALY, Esq., M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., L.D.S., R.C.S., 27,
Wimpole Street, W.l.
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EMERITUS LECTURER
G. B. MOWER WHITE, Esq., B.S., F.R.C.S., The Firs, Prestwood, Great
Missenden, Bucks.
EMERITUS DERMATOLOGIST
HENRY C. SEMON, Esq., M.A., M.D., F.R.C.P., 148, Harley Street, W.l.
EMERITUS UROLOGIST
KENNETH M. WALKER, ESQ., O.B.E., M.A., M.B., F.R.C.S., 149, Harley
Street, W.l.
CONSULTING PATHOLOGIST
ERNEST H. SHAW, Esq., M.R.C.P., 7, Midhurst Avenue, Muswell Hill, N.10.
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PHYSICIANS
♦ARTHUR LISLE PUNCH, Esq., M.B., B.S., M.R.C.P., 64, Harley Street, W.l.
♦W. R. REYNELL, Esq., M.A., M.D., F.R.C.P., 87, Harley Street, W.l.
*C. C. BEATTY, Esq., M.C., M.B., B.S., F.R.C.P., 132, Harley Street, W.l.
*E. G. B. CALVERT, Esq., M.D., F.R.C.P., D.P.H., 132, Harley Street, W.l.
♦BRUCE WILLIAMSON, Esq., M.D., F.R.C.P., 12, Wimpole Street, W.l.
♦RAYMOND GREENE, Esq., M.A., D.M., M.R.C.P., 148, Harley Street, W.l.
SURGEONS
♦Sir L. E. BARRINGTON WARD, K.C.V.O., F.R.C.S., 8, Harcourt House,
19a, Cavendish *Square, W.l.
♦F. D. SANER, Esq.. B.Ch., F.R.C.S., 97, Harley Street, W.l.
*W. B. GABRIEL, Esq., M.S., F.R.C.S., 149, Harley Street, W.l.
*R. J. McNEILL LOVE, Esq., M.S., F.R.C.S., 142, Harley Street, W.l.
♦HAMILTON BAILEY, Esq., F.R.C.S., 86, Brook Street, W.l.
♦ALAN SMALL, Esq., M.B., F.R.C.S., 80, Harley Street, W.l.
GYNAECOLOGICAL AND OBSTETRIC SURGEONS
♦C. S. LANE ROBERTS, Esq., C.V.O., M.S., F.R.C.S., F.R.C.O.G., 64, Harley
Street, W.l.
♦NORMAN L. WHITE, Esq., M.D., F.R.C.S., F.R C.O.G., 15, Devonshire
Place, W.l.
♦H. M. REES, Esq., M.B., B.S., M.M.S.A., M.R.C.O.G., 85, Harley Street, W.l.
PHYSICIAN FOR DISEASES OF THE SKIN
*J. J. OWEN, Esq., M.R.C.P. 141, Harley Street, W.l.
OPHTHALMIC SURGEONS
♦EUGENE WOLFF, Esq., M.B., F.R.C.S., 46, Wimpole Street, W.l.
♦HENRY HOBBS, Esq., M.B., F.R.C.S., D.O.M.S., 42, Charles Street, Berkeley
Square, W.l.
THORACIC SURGEON
JOHN B. HUNTER, Esq., C.B.E., M.C., F.R.C.S., 39, Devonshire Place, W.l.
PHYSICIAN IN CHARGE OF THE NEUROLOGICAL DEPARTMENT
♦W. R. REYNELL, Esq., M.A., M.D., B.Ch., F.R.C.P., 87, Harley Street, W.l.
PHYSICIAN IN CHARGE OF THE CHILDREN’S DEPARTMENT
♦BRUCE WILLIAMSON, Esq., M.D., F.R.C.P., 12, Wimpole Street, W.l.
SURGEONS FOR DISEASES OF THE EAR, NOSE AND THROAT
♦A. M. ZAMORA, Esq., M.Ch., F.R.C.S., 4, Devonshire Place, W.l.
♦IAN G. ROBIN, Esq., M.A., M.B., B.Ch., F.R.C.S., 86, Harley Street, W.l.
SURGEON IN CHARGE OF THE ORTHOPAEDIC DEPARTMENT
♦ERIC I. LLOYD, Esq., M.A., M.B., Ch.B., F.R.C.S., 89, Harley Street, W.l.
HON. RADIOLOGIST
*K. J. YEO, Esq., M.A., M.B., B.Ch., D.M.R.E., Lindsey House, Lloyds Place,
S.E.3.
* Members of the Medical Committee
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HON. RADIOLOGIST IN CHARGE OF THE RADIO-THERAPEUTIC
DEPARTMENT
*T. ANTHONY GREEN, Esq., M.B., Ch.B., F.R.C.S., D.M.R.E., 86, Harley
Street, W.l.
HONORARY ANAESTHETIST
*NIEL McDonald, Esq., O.B.E., M.B., Ch.B., D.A., 146, Wood Street, Barnet.
Herts.
ASSOCIATE SURGEONS
PATRICK CLARKSON, Esq., F.R.C.S., 22, Harley Street, W.l.
LESLIE C. OLIVER, Esq., F.R.C.S., 8, Harley Street, W.l.
SURGEON TO THE ORTHOPAEDIC DEPARTMENT
F. P. FITZGERALD, Esq., M.B., B.Ch., F.R.C.S.I., 130, Harley Street, W.l.
CONSULTING BIOLOGIST
B. P. WIESNER, Esq., Ph.D., D.Sc.
CONSULTING PHYSICIST
F. BUSH, Esq., M.A., M.B., B.Ch., D.M.R.E., Mellstock, East Horsley, Surrey.
PHYSICIST
W. A. JENNINGS, Esq., B.Sc., A.Inst.P.
PATHOLOGIST
P. O. ELLISON, Esq., M.B., B.S., M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P.
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ASSISTANT PATHOLOGIST
# ASSISTANT RADIOLOGIST
Miss EDITH HOPE, M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., D.M.R.E. (Cambs.), 62, Wimpole Street,
W.l.
ANAESTHETISTS
ARTHUR McLEAN PICKUP, Esq., M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., 28 Apsley House, N.W.8.
H .B. DODWELL, Esq., M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., 57, Albert Bridge Road, Battersea
Park, S.W.
Mrs. KENNEDY, M.R.C.S., D.A., 5 Fulford Mansions, N.19.
DONALD BLATCHLEY, F.sq., M.B., Ch.B., 2, Chatsworth Road, Chiswick, W.4.
R. DAINTY Esq., M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., 61, Queen Anne Street, W.l.
SENIOR DENTAL SURGEON
L. C. ATTKINS, Esq., L.D.S., R.C.S., 53, New Cavendish Street, W.l.
ASSISTANT DENTAL SURGEONS
G. R. ATTKINS, Esq., L.D.S., R.C.S., 21, Highgate High Street, N.6.
T. T. SCHOFIELD, Esq., M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., R.C.S., 30, Weymouth Street, W.l.
F. CORFE, Esq., M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., L.D.S., 196, Muswell Hill Road, N.10.
SENIOR MEDICAL OFFICER, VENEREAL DISEASES DEPARTMENT
JAMES MARSHALL Esq., M.B.B.S., 95a, Jermyn Street, S.W.l.
* Members of the Medical Committee
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MEDICAL OFFICER IN CHARGE OF TUBERCULOSIS DISPENSARY
J. WALLACE CRAIG, Esq., M.A., M.D., B.Ch., B.A.O.
MEDICAL OFFICER IN CHARGE OF PHYSIO-THERAPEUTIC
DEPARTMENT
Mrs. M. E. ORMSBY, M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., 109, Durham Road, S.W.20.
MEDICAL OFFICERS OF GROVELANDS HOSPITAL (RECOVERY
BRANCH)
R. GORDON SIMPSON, Esq., M.B., B.S.
G. A. SHEPHERD, Esq., M.B., Ch.B.
HON. MEDICAL OFFICER OF THE RECKITT CONVALESCENT
HOME (CLACTON-ON-SEA)
D. G. BOWN, Esq., M.B., B.S., F.R.C.S.
SURGICAL REGISTRAR
V. A. J. SWAIN, Esq., F.R.C.S.
MEDICAL REGISTRAR
F. L. DYSON, Esq., M.D., M.R.C.P.
OBSTETRIC REGISTRAR
F. L. E. HUGH-MUSGROVE, Esq., M.B.B.S.
OPHTHALMIC REGISTRAR
E. N. GALTON, M.B., B.S., D.O.M.S.
PATHOLOGICAL REGISTRAR
CECIL SYMONS, Esq., M.B., B.S., M.R.C.P.
RESIDENT MEDICAL OFFICER
J. C. B. SERJEANT, Esq., M.B., Ch.B., F.R.C.S.E.
TWO HOUSE PHYSICIANS
OUT-PATIENT MEDICAL OFFICER
THREE HOUSE SURGEONS
OBSTETRIC HOUSE SURGEON
THREE CASUALTY OFFICERS
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Royal Chest Hospital
HONORARY MEDICAL OFFICERS
CONSULTING PHYSICIANS
J. H. DRYSDALE, Esq., M.D., F.R.C.P.
A. G. PHEAR, Esq., C.B., M.D., F.R.C.P., 47, Weymouth Street, W.l.
DAVID BARTY KING, Esq., O.B.E., M.D., M.R.C.P., 6, Devonshire Street,
Portland Place, W.l.
SIR ARNOLD STOTT, K.B.E., M.A., B.Ch., F.R.C.P., 65, Harley Street, W.l.
H. E. SYMES THOMPSON, Esq., M.D., M.R.C.P., 5a, Portman Mansions W.l.
R. R. TRAIL, Esq., M.C., M.A., M.D., F.R.C.P.
KENNETH HARRIS, Esq., M.A., M.D. (Cantab.), F.R.C.P. (Lond.), 35,
Harley Street, W.l.
CONSULTING SURGEONS
WILLIAM TURNER, Esq., M.B., M.S., F.R.C.S., 104, Harley Street, W.l.
ARTHUR EVANS, Esq., O.B.E., M.D., M.S., F.R.C.S., 86, Brook Street, W.l.
CONSULTING ANAESTHETIST
H. N. WEBBER, Esq., M.B. B.Ch., M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., 142, Harley Street, W.l.
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PHYSICIANS
F. E. SAXBY WILLIS, Esq., M.C., M.D., M.R.C.P., 71, Harley Street, W.l.
JAMES MAXWELL, Esq., M.D., F.R.C.P., 17, Harley Street, W.l.
CEDRIC SHAW, Esq., M.A., M.B., Ch.B., M.R.C.P., 37, Devonshire Place, W.l.
COURTENAY EVANS, Esq., M.D., B.S., M.R.C.P., 67, Wimpole. Street, W.l.
SURGEONS
JOHN B. HUNTER, Esq., C.B.E., M.C., M.Ch., F.R.C.S., 39, Devonshire Place, W.l .
A. H. M. SIDDONS, Esq., F.R.C.S., 140, Harley Street, W.l.
RADIOLOGIST
PETER KERLEY, Esq., M.D., M.R.C.P., D.M.R.E., 11, Wimpole Street, W.l.
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LARYNGOLOGIST
A. M. ZAMORA, Esq., M.Ch., F.R.C.S., 4, Devonshire Place, W.l.
HON. PATHOLOGIST
Miss NORAH SCHUSTER, M.A., M.B., Ch.B., 72, Clarewood Court, Crawford
Street, W.l.
PATHOLOGIST
W. PICTON, Esq., M.A., B.M., B.Ch.
MEDICAL REGISTRAR
J. C. SHEE, Esq., M.D., M.R.C.P.
ASSISTANT MEDICAL OFFICER OF THE TUBERCULOSIS
DISPENSARY
Mrs. BARBARA SIMONDS, B.A., M.B., B.Ch.
SISTER (OUT-PATIENT DEPT.)
Miss C. McGOVERN, G.M., A.R.R.C.
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Royal Northern Group of Hospitals
ANNUAL REPORT
FOR THE
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Year Ending December 31st, 1946
It is with pleasure that the Board of Management present the
91st Annual Report of the work of the Royal Northern Group of
Hospitals.
The Board record, with a sense of deep gratitude, the continued
gracious interest taken in the Hospital by His Majesty the King, Her
Majesty Queen Mary and Their Royal Highnesses the Duke and
Duchess of Gloucester ; a visit to the Hospital by Her Royal Highness
the Duchess of Kent, in connection with the Alexandra Rose Day,
was a source of much pleasure both to Patients, Management and
Staff.
The increasing demands on the Hospital’s services, whilst
indicating its good record amongst the population of North London,
provide the Management with a problem concerning accommodation
which is almost insoluble in the present conditions of shortage of
materials, etc., for buildings or structural alterations.
The following figures show the number of Patients treated by
the Group during the year as compared with the previous year : —
1945 1946
In-Patients ... ... ... 6,444 6,693
New Out-Patients ... ... 68,964 72,042
Out-Patient Attendances ... 351,284 431,881
ST. DAVID’S WING FOR PRIVATE PATIENTS
This separate section continues to be of invaluable help to a
large number of Private Patients, not only resident in London but
also from the Country, and the rooms, both General and Maternity,
have been fully used throughout the year. 1,202 Patients were treated.
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FINANCE
The list of subscriptions and donations show that the Board has
gratefully received a number of substantial gifts, and cordial thanks
are expressed to all supporters, including the following : —
£
King Edward’s Hospital Fund for London ... 10,700
Trustees of the Richard Cloudesley Charity ... 2,200
Hospitals Day Committee ... ... ... 1,015
Beecham’s Group, Ltd. (towards the mainten¬
ance of the Beecham Laboratories) ... ... 1,000
Metropolitan Hospital Sunday Fund ... ... 960
Alexandra Day ... ... ... ... ... 925
Arsenal Football Club ... ... ... 800
The Hon. Mrs. Eric Aldridge ... ... 785
Mrs. Warwick Bryant ... ... ... ... 393
Trustees of the late Aaron D. Sassoon ... 300
The Hospital Darts League ... ... ... 256
Walter Dunkels, Esq. ... ... ... ... 200
The Bernard Baron Charitable Trust ... ... 200
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In addition to a grant of £10,700, King Edward’s Hospital
Fund very kindly indicated that they would provide a sum of £250
for research in connection with a special form of treatment with
Radon seeds and the Board gratefully acknowledge this recognition
of individual work which is being undertaken.
From the Contributory Schemes which have made payments
towards the cost of maintenance of their members whilst undergoing
treatment, the Hospital received and acknowledges with gratitude
the following amounts : —
Hospital Savings Association ... ... £15,524
Hospital Saturday Fund ... ... ... 1,987
The ordinary Income for Maintenance amounted to £158,238,
including £370 transferred from Legacies. The Income was £6,346
less than in the previous year. There was a deficiency of £48,987,
because the total Expenditure amounted to £207,225. The steep
rise in the cost of Hospital equipment and commodities, together with
new and substantially increased scales of salaries and wages for all
sections of the staff, resulted in £46,139 more having to be spent than
in 1945, although steps were taken to ensure that economy was
exercised in every Department. The extra Expenditure was also
partly due to there being 80,597 additional attendances of Out-Patients.
The accounts indicate that any difference between Income and Expen¬
diture of the Branches has been met by an apportionment of the re¬
quisite sums from the General Funds.
The value of the Hospital’s Endowments at the end of the year
was £109,649 and there were credits on various Special Funds, other
than Building Accounts, of £30,771.
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The Building Fund increased by £3,399 and the Expenditure
on essential buildings amounted to £1,160.
At the close of the year the gross Debt amounted to £231,041.
Of this sum £183,026 was in respect of accumulated maintenance
deficiencies and £48,015 in respect of Land, Buildings and Equipment.
The Special Appeal Fund received gifts towards Maintenance
and Capital Accounts amounting to £2,729. The serious decline in
legacies, which fell from £10,649 in 1945 to £370 in 1946, and the
loss of many Subscribers and Donors from the list of Hospital sup¬
porters is attributable to the nationalisation of Hospitals and it must
be anticipated that still further losses will occur before the Hospitals
are formally taken over by the State. In the interim period, with the
growing Expenditure and the diminishing Income, the already serious
position of the Hospital will become more acute and an application
to the Government for assistance under the authority given by
Parliament for this purpose will become imperative.
CO-OPERATING ORGANISATIONS
The Board express their cordial thanks to all those who have
devoted themselves and their funds to the welfare of the Hospital
and the Patients, including : —
The Ladies’ League. *
The Ladies’ Association.
The League of Roses.
The Clergy, Ministers and Congregations of various Denomina¬
tions.
The donors of gifts in kind.
All Subscribers and Donors of money or voluntary service.
The Hospital Supply Depot and
All Working Parties.
BOARD OF MANAGEMENT
The death since the close of the year of Mr. Cuthbert Lake, who
joined the Board in 1917, is recorded with deep regret, and sympathy
is extended to his widow and family in their bereavement. Mr. Lake
also served as a member of the Finance Committee and was unstinting
in giving his professional advice in connection with the Hospital
Estate. Mr. Anthony Clapham has been elected to the vacancy.
HONORARY MEDICAL STAFF
Sincere thanks are accorded to all members of the Honorary
Medical and Surgical Staff for help to the Hospital and for their un¬
remitting professional assistance to, and personal interest in, the
Patients. As is only natural after a long war there have been a number
of changes in the Staff. It was with deep regret that the resignations
from the active Staff of Dr. Henry Semon, and Mr. Kenneth Walker
were received upon the expiration of their full terms of office and it
was a privilege to elect each of them to Emeritus rank.
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Dr. Semon joined the Staff as Dermatologist and Venerealogist
in 1914. Mr. Kenneth Walker was elected as Surgeon and Urologist
in 1921 and the Governors owe to them a debt which cannot be
adequately expressed in words. Mr. Hamilton Bailey, one of the
Surgeons to the Hospital, has taken Mr. Kenneth Walker’s place.
Dr. Schlesinger, who joined the Staff as Physician and Paedia¬
trician in 1927, resigned upon election to another important office
elsewhere, and this vacancy has been filled by the transfer of Dr.
Bruce Williamson who is already on the staff. The Board are very
grateful to Dr. Schlesinger for all that he has done for the Children’s
Department, and have elected him as Consulting Paediatrician.
The Board have elected the following gentlemen, to each of
whom a warm welcome is accorded : —
Raymond Greene, Esq., M.A., D.M., M.R.C.P. — Physician.
J. J. Owen, Esq., M.R.C.P. — Dermatologist.
Alan Small, Esq., M.B., F.R.C.S. — Surgeon.
Henry Hobbs, Esq., M.B., F.R.C.S., D.O.M.S. — Ophthalmic
Surgeon (2nd).
Dr. James Marshall has been appointed Senior' Medical Officer
of the Venereal Diseases Department.
CHAPLAINS, RESIDENT MEDICAL, NURSING, MID¬
WIFERY ADMINISTRATIVE, HOUSEKEEPING AND
OTHER STAFFS
The year has been an extremely difficult one demanding very hard
work and untiring efforts of all sections of the Hospital’s Staff in
maintaining a high standard of work during times of shortage of
personnel. The Board recognise with admiration these devoted
services which have contributed so much to the welfare of the Patients
and to the good repute of the Hospital.
ROYAL CHEST HOSPITAL
The work carried on for Out-Patients under difficult conditions
in the remains of the bombed Hospital has continued to be of great
value and 36,028 attendances were made at the various Clinics which
include 11,977 at the Almeric Page Massage Clinic. The Board are
much concerned that efforts to secure suitable accommodation for
In-Patients in place of the Wards destroyed have so far proved
ineffective. Cordial thanks are extended to the Hertfordshire County
Council and the Medical Superintendent and Staff of Wellhouse
Hospital, Barnet, who have continued to give hospitality to many
patients who required In-Patient care. Mr. H. M. A. Siddons has
been elected to the vacant office of Thoracic Surgeon (Second).
The income for the year was £6,749 and the Expenditure £8,321.
GROVELANDS HOSPITAL, SOUTHGATE
The accommodation available at Grovelands Hospital for those
Patients in the first stages of recovery after operation has proved of
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inestimable value in releasing beds at the parent Hospital for the
admission of urgent and emergency cases. During the year 1,023
patients were admitted. The income amounted to £5,635, while the
expenditure was £9,681.
RECKITT CONVALESCENT HOME, CLACTON
It was with pleasure that the Board were in a position to re-open
this Section in December upon de-requisition by the Military Authori¬
ties. The Board were glad that Mrs. Cooke, the former Matron, was
free to resume her duties. The income was £437 and the expenditure
£792.
MATERNITY WARDS AND JOINT MIDWIFERY TRAINING
SCHOOL (Part I)
826 expectant mothers were admitted to the Wards, 9,948 attend¬
ances were made at the Ante-Natal and Post-Natal Clinics. 46 pupils
were accepted for Part I training of the Central Midwives Board
examination of whom 41 were successful.
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MATERNITY NURSING ASSOCIATION AND PART II
TRAINING SCHOOL
1,695 mothers were attended during confinement in their own
homes. 22,054 visits to homes were made by Midwives and Pupils.
There were 17,220 attendances at the Ante-Natal, Post-Natal and
Children’s Welfare Clinics, 68 pupils were received for Part II training,
of whom 64 were successful in satisfying the Examiners.
The Association continued to staff Maternity Homes at Locking-
ton Hall, Leicestershire (45 beds) and at Hitchin, Hertfordshire
(48 beds), on behalf of the Ministry of Health, and arrangements
have also been made to assist the Hertfordshire County Council by
organising and staffing a Maternity Unit at Welwyn Garden City.
In London the Domiciliary Service has been extended by the opening
of a further Centre in Highbury Crescent in the house so generously
bequeathed by the late Miss M. F. Roby.
Cordial thanks and appreciation are expressed to Miss E. Tindall
who, in addition to her manifold activities as Matron of the Associa¬
tion, has now also been appointed Matron of the City of London
Maternity Hospital.
A full account of the work of the Maternity Nursing Association
is contained in a separate report.
RADIOTHERAPY CENTRE
Progress has been made during the year by the development of a
joint scheme of co-operation in Radiotherapy treatment between the
Royal Northern and the Prince of Wales’ Hospitals by pooling the
resources of the two Hospitals and by arranging an interchange of
the medical and other professional staffs so that the patients in the
north of London needing this form of treatment can have access to
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a larger range of expensive equipment, and the engagement of whole¬
time Radiotherapists, Physicists, etc., has become justified in the
combined Centre. By this means concentration on the treatment of
cancer, and its essential record-keeping and follow-up work, has
been intensified as well as the study and development of treatment
for other forms of disease coming within the scope of Radiotherapy.
An anonymous loan of £1,900, free of interest, has been received to
help this work forward.
NATIONAL HEALTH ACT
The National Health Act has now become law and Governors
will know that under its provisions Hospitals will be taken over
next year by the State. It is as well to mention here that in the case
of the Royal Northern gross assets to the value of about £1,000,000
in Endowments, Lands, Buildings and Equipment will be handed
over to the Government. The introduction of the Act will lead to
far-reaching changes in the method of management of the Voluntary
Hospitals. Although this great alteration in the organisation of the
Hospital services of the country is viewed with grave concern by
many people it is to be hoped that the support and interest of all those
who have so willingly given voluntary services and financial help
in the past will still be forthcoming and that by means of the loyal
service, co-operation and valuable experience of some members of
Boards of Management, Hospital Officers and Staff who remain under
the new regime the services available to the sick and injured may
continue unimpaired and that patients may still receive that individual
sympathy and interest which has always characterised the Voluntary
Hospital System.
CONCLUSION
The Board are proud of the Hospital’s record of 91 years of
efficient and progressive services to the sick and its share in the training
of Medical Men, Nurses and Midwives and other professional staffs,
and they extend their thanks to all those in this Country and from
Overseas who have, by their work and gifts, enabled these services
to be efficiently maintained and enlarged.
There is still a year before the change of ownership takes place
and the Board are anxious, in the interests of the patients and the people
of the Country generally, to hand over an Organisation in as good a
state of efficiency as possible. To do this they must still have the help
of the subscribers and donors who have so loyally built up the Royal
Northern Group of Hospitals and they appeal most earnestly to every¬
body to continue their generous support.
July, 1947. ' {Signed) BESSBOROUGH, Chairman.
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INCOME AND EXPENDITURE
ACCOUNTS,
BALANCE SHEET
AND
STATISTICAL TABLES
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ROYAL NORTHERN HOSPITAL, INCLUDING
FOR PRIVATE PATIENTS AND
Income and Expenditure Account
(See also Legacies’
INCOME
ORDINARY.
l
s.
d.
£
s.
d.
I. Voluntary Gifts.
Annual Subscriptions,
Donations, etc. —
Annual Subscriptions
3,550
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Donations —
General ... .
9,518
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Ladies’ Association ...
203
0
10
Box Collections
1,743
0
8
House to House Collection ...
—
League of the Roses —
Net Grant ...
1,021
19
6
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per contra
112
16
4
1,134
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10
Special Appeal .
1,000
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Do, for Reduction of Debt
168
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2
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1,168
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Entertainments
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Gifts in Kind
2,857
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Other Voluntary Gifts —
Qoudesley Charity
2,170
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Hospitals’ Week .
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Almeric Paget Massage Trust
1,278
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24,059 16 0
Carried forward...
£24,059 16 0
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ROYAL CHEST HOSPITAL, ST. DAVID’S WING
MATERNITY NURSING ASSOCIATION
for the. Year ending 31 st December, 1946
Account, page 30.)
ORDINARY.
EXPENDITURE
£ s. d. £ s, d.
I. Provisions
/
...
16,325
II. Surgery and Dispensary
Drugs, Chemicals, Disinfectants, etc.
8,568
3
4
Dressings and Bandages, etc.
6,038
6
7
Instruments and Appliances
9,716
4
5
Wines and Spirits ...
21
0
0
Salaries and Wages of Dispensing Staff
3,040
8
6
Sundries
1,334
16
10
28,718 19 8
II. Domestic.
Renewal and Repair of Furniture, Bedding,
Crockery, etc. ... ... ... ... ... 4,791 18 7
Laundry done off Hospital Premises (Average
Weekly number of articles, 13,093)
Cleaning and Chandlery ...
Water
Fuel and Lighting
Uniforms (Nurses’, Porters’, etc.)
Sundries
IV. Salaries and Wages (Maintenance)
Medical
Nursing
Other Officers and Employees . . .
Pensions
5,042 11 4
1,161 17 1
715 7 10
... 16,337 7 6
1,294 12 0
436 17 8
- —29,780 12 O'
7,752 15 8
37,098 18 4
36,041 3 5
1,361 7 8
- 82,254 5 1
V. Miscellaneous.
Printing, Stationery, Postages, Telephones, etc.
Advertisements
Insurance of Buildings, Equipment, Stores, etc.
Garden ...
Sundries (including Conveyance of Patients
and Mid wives’ Fares) ...
0 Of 14T 4 v; ; <
2,203 11 10
433 5 0
778 16 7
11 2 2
711 14 9
- 4,138 10 4
Carried forward
£161,217 15 3
26
ROYAL NORTHERN HOSPITAL, INCLUDING
FOR PRIVATE PATIENTS AND
t
Income and Expenditure Account
INCOME ( continued ) £
Brought forward
2. Central Funds : —
King Edward’s Hospital Fund for
London (including Grovelands
Hospital (Recovery) South-
gate and Reckitt Convalescent
Home,Clacton)Ordinary Grant
Hospital Sunday Fund — See
also Branches ...
Other Central Funds ...
s . d, £ s. d.
10,700 0 0
895 0 0
II. Receipts on account of Services rendered.
1. Contributions on Account of Services to Patients: —
(a) From Patients and their Societies —
Patients ... ... ... 45,866 15 11
Patients, per Contributors’
Certificates Fund... ... 578 11 0
- 46,445 6 11
Contributors’ Certificates Fund : —
Receipts . 2,556 6 1
Less Certificates Presented for :
Patients’ Payments 578 11 0
Outside Services 242 3 6
- — 820 14 6
Contributory Schemes —
Hospital Saturday Fund...
Hospital Saving Association
Approved Societies
Other Sources
(b) From Public Authorities —
Tuberculosis Department
(Islington, Finsbury and
Shoreditch Borough Coun¬
cils) (excluding “ outside ”
services) ...
Venereal Diseases (L.C.C.)
Dept, (excluding “ out¬
side ” services) ...
County and Boro’ Councils
(Donations)
Maternity Department
(Finsbury Borough Coun¬
cil, L.C.C., etc.) ...
Government Emergency
Hospital Scheme...
Contributions towards in¬
creases in Nurses’ Salaries
Grant in respect of Mid¬
wifery Training .
1,735 11 7
1,554 7 6
13,266 6 6
6,626 15 2
6,222 18 6
5,371 16 6
335 15 0
6,404 15 3
18,962 4 0
4,341 10 0
1,420 0 0
2. Fees : — Analgesia Course
£ S. d.
24,059 16 0
11,595 0 0
112,687 6 11
324 18 0
Carried forward
£148,667 0 11
27
ROYAL CHEST HOSPITAL, ST. DAVID’S WING
MATERNITY NURSING ASSOCIATION
for the Year ending 3 1st December, 1946 (< continued )
EXPENDITURE {continued)
l
s.
d. £ s. d.
Brought forward ,
161,217 15 3
Administration.
Salaries (Proportion of £7,048 17s. Id.)
6,848
17
1
Pensions
50
9
0
Printing, Stationery, Postages, Telephones, etc.
509
0
10
Advertisements
6
5
0
Law Charges
2
2
0
Auditors’ Fee
199
10
0
Sundries
970
14
7
8,586 18 6
VII. Establishment.
Renewals and Repairs to Buildings and Plant ... 13,140 18 3
VIII. Finance.
Interest
Appeals and Publicity for Main¬
tenance Fund, Contributors’
Certificates Fund, Building Fund
and Endowment Fund ...
Ditto — League of the Roses ex¬
penses as per certified account
{see page 123), see Contra
Rent ... ... ... ...
Rates and Taxes ...
4,928 3 0
4,438 8 8
112 16 4
- 4,551 5 0
1,629 9 11
2,666 10 6
- 13,775 8 5
Total Ordinary Expenditure
Carried forward
£196,721 0 5
28
ROYAL NORTHERN HOSPITAL, INCLUDING
FOR PRIVATE PATIENTS AND
Income and Expenditure Account
INCOME (continued)
Brought forward
III. Invested Property.
Interest, Dividends, etc.
Rents
k
£ s. d. £ r. d.
148,667 0 11
1,823 5 5
1,304 18 11
- 3,128 4 4
Total Ordinary Income
151,795 5 3
EXTRAORDINARY
Transferred from Legacies
Account . ... 370 6 8
Total Extraordinary Income ... — - 370 6 8
Total Income ... 152,165 11 11
Balance, being Excess of
Expenditure over Income for the year
48,987 2 6
£201,152 14 5
We have examined the foregoing Account, comparing it with the
112/114, Cannon Street,
E.C.4.
17tb June , 1947 .
I am d.e3ii-ed by Mr. Be van
I
„ \ to eo.:ncwl 3uje your letter or the
i J 25th February anu to tiarut you for
V' \
sending hiaj a copy ox your Annual
Report.
Yours faithfully.
\
Pr ive to ■ Secretary
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ioyul northern iospital,
ondon,
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ROYAL NORTHERN HOSPITAL,
LONDON, N. 7.
Jr . Sevan ,
L/l .
25th February,
1948
Following my call on
you on Monday last I found
that the .annual Report m ich
I hau in my pocket was not
quite up-to-aate so send you
one herewith which is better.
The 1947 Report is not yet out
of the hands of the Printers.
Yours sincerely,
T he Rt . Hon .
Aneurin Be van, M.P. ,
Ministry of Health,
S.W.l.
29
ROYAL CHEST HOSPITAL, ST. DAVID’S WING
MATERNITY NURSING ASSOCIATION
for the Year ending 31st December , 1946 ( continued )
EXPENDITURE {continued)
£ s. d. £ s. d.
Brought forward ... ... 196,721 0 5
EXTRAORDINARY
I. Contributions to other Institutions and Funds —
Grant to Holloway Visiting Sister
Fund .. ... ... ... ... 31 12 0
Grant to Grovelands Hospital (Recovery) 4,045 9 10
„ ,, Reckitt Convalescent Home 354 12 2
Total Extraordinary Expenditure 4,431 14 0
I
/
Total Expenditure ... ... ... £201,152 14 5
books and vouchers relating thereto, and we certify that it is correct.
J. DIX LEWIS, CESAR, DUNCAN <5 c CO.,
Chartered Accountants.
30
LEGACIES
For the Year ending
Royal Northern Hospital
The Executors of the Late —
Miss Eli2abeth Bowen Aaron
Mr. James Walter Lee (on account)
Mr. Percy Edward Mason
Mrs. Annie Florence Ohrly
Mr. Robert George Simmons (Further Payment)
Mr. Arthur John Treadwell
£ s. d.
90 0 0
20 0 0
50 0 0
100 0 0
8 7 8
101 19 0
£370 6 8
We have examined the foregoing Account, comparing it with
112/114, Cannon Street,
E.C.4.
17 th June , 1947.
ACCOUNT
31st December , 1946
31
Royal Northern Hospital
Amount transferred to Income and Expenditure Account
£ s. d.
370 6 8
i
£370 6 8
the books and vouchers relating thereto, and we certify that it is correct.
J. DIX LEWIS, CESAR, DUNCAN & CO.,
Chartered Accountants.
32
SUMMARISED BALANCE SHEET OF THE
(A Separate Balance Sheet for each
Balance Sheet
£ /. d.
I. To Sundry Creditors —
General Fund
II. To Loans to Hospital —
General Fund from Bank ...
Building Fund from Bank...
Loans Pending Receipt of
Subscriptions
III. To Capital Accounts —
(a) Endowments —
(i) Royal Northern Hospital
See separate Account
(ii) Royal Chest Hospital-
Balance as at 31st Dec.,
1945 ' .
(iii) Maternity Nursing Assn.
— Balance as at 31st
Dec., 1945
(iv) Reckitt Convalescent Home —
Balance as at 31st Dec.,
1945 ...
( b ) Special Funds —
The Julia Thomas Samaritan
Fund — Balance as at 31st
Dec., 1945 .
The Holloway Visiting Sister
Fund
(c) Buildings and Equipment—
*(i) Royal Northern Hospital
— Balance as at 31st
Dec., 1945 . 360,349 13 7
Add Receipts during 1946 3,262 14 1
(ii) Royal Chest Hospital —
Balance as at 31st Dec.,
1945 . 47,978 13 4
Add Receipts during 1946 137 0 0
(iii) Maternity Nursing Asso¬
ciation — Balance as at
31st Dec., 1945
(iv) Grovelands Hospital
(Recovery) — Balance as
at 31st Dec., 1945
(v) Reckitt Convalescent Home
Balance as at 31st Dec.,
1945 .
£ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d.
80,281 11 11
148,559 5 9
37,611 18 11
105 5 0
- 186,276 9 8
98,603 2 11
5,349 9 7
200 0 0
5,495 17 11
- 109,648 10 5
1,799 8 2
1,075 7 8
- 2,874 15 10
363,612 7 8
48,115 13 4
183 1 4
18,905 2 10
11,751 2 4
- 442,567 7 6
Carried forward
£555,090 13 9 £266,558 1 7
33
ROYAL NORTHERN GROUP OF HOSPITALS
Hospital is Published on other Pages)
3 \st December ; 1946
I. By Cash at Bank and in Hand —
On Account of — *
{a) Endowment Funds ...
( b ) Special Funds
(r) Land, Buildings and Equipment Funds
( d ) General Fund
( e ) Suspense Funds
II. By Stocks of Unissued Stores on Hand ...
III. By Sundry Debtors .
IV. By Investments on Capital Account —
as per Schedule, p. 34 —
£ s- d. £ s. d. £ s. d.
9,471 7 9
444 16 11
98,931 12 3
1,907 4 8
7,607 4 8
- 118,362 6 3
6,901 3 3
35,120 0. 0
(a) Endowments —
(i) Royal Northern Hospital ... 90,986 14 7
(ii) Royal Chest Hospital... ... 3,519 13 1
(iii) Maternity Nursing Association 200 0 0
(iv) Reckitt Convalescent Home ... 5,470 15 0
(b) Special Funds —
100,177
2
8
The Julia Thomas Samaritan Fund ...
1,790
11
1
,, Holloway Visiting Sisc.r Fund
,, Maternity Nursing Association
1,075
7
8
Samaritan Fund
( c ) Land, Buildings and Equipment Funds —
403
14
9
(i) Royal Northern H jspital
21,092
7
10
(d) General Fund —
(i) Royal Northern Hospital ... 2,041 5 7
(ii) Royal Chest Hospital... ... 209 5 0
(iii) Reckitt Convalescent Home ... 982 9 7
- 3,233 0 2
(#) Suspense Funds —
Annie Zunz Fund
Agnes MacWilliam Trust
Donation carrying Life Annuity Fund
18,649 9 9
300 0 0
500 0 0
V. By Land, Buildings and Equipment —
(i) Royal Northern Hospital —
Expenditure to 31st Dec., 1945 263,063 11 7
Expenditure during 1946 ... 861 9 1
(ii) Royal Chest Hospital —
Expenditure to 31st Dec., 1945
(iii) Maternity Nursing Association —
Expenditure to 31st Dec., 1945 3,320 12 11
Expenditure during 1946 ... 298 19 6
263,925 0 8
50,076 14 3
3,619 12 5
147,221 13 11
Carried forward
•
£317,621 7 4 £307,605 3 5
%
34
*
SUMMARISED BALANCE SHEET OF THE
Balance Sheet
Brought forward
III. To Capital Accounts {continued) —
(d) General Fund
(see contra )
(e) Suspense Funds —
Royal Northern Hospital ...
Groveland s Hospital
£ s. d. £ /. d.
555,090 13 9
22,594 1 10
4,462 12 7
- — 27,056 14 5
IV. To Unexpended Income Balances of
Special Funds —
Maternity Nursing Asscn. Thrift Club
„ „ „ Samaritan Fund
„ „ „ Clothing Account
6 4 1
503 2 8
330 7 10
£ /. d.
266,558 1 7
582,147 8 2
839 14 7
£849,545 4 4
Note. — There is also an appreciation as at 31st December, 1946, in
the value of the Stocks and Shares included in the list of
investments set out above amounting to £518 6s. 6d.,
(1.35%), as per Broker’s valuation.
♦The following property, is not included in the Balance Sheet, viz.: —
Obtained prior to 1st January, 1907.
(lj Freehold Site, 1£ acres.
(2) Buildings.
(3) Furniture, Fixtures, Fittings.
(4) Two Leasehold Houses, 6 and 8, Tollington Way,
Holloway, 33 years unexpired (September, 1980).
(5) 92 Profit-sharing Certificates (£1) New Dunderland Co. ;
£37 Income Debenture Stock, Dunderland Iron Ore Co.
Legacies, etc., in reversion, contingent, etc. The value being un¬
ascertained
Post-war Credit Certificates for £58 17s.
35
ROYAL NORTHERN GROUP OF HOSPITALS
3 \st December , 1946 ( continued )
Brought forward
V. By Land, Buildings and Equipment
{continued) —
(iv) Grovelands Hospital (Recovery) —
Expenditure to 31st Dec., 1945
(v) Reckitt Convalescent Home —
Expenditure to 31st Dec., 1945
VI. By Capital Account — General Fund —
Balance as at 31st Dec., 1945 .
L ess Reckitt Convalescent Home as at
31st December, 1945...
Add Depreciation of Investments
Lets Appreciation of Investments
Add Excess of Expenditure over In¬
come for the year
£ s. d. £ s. d. £ t. d.
317,621 7 4 307,605 3 5
31,566
0
5
10,967
18
7
134,158
12
11
1,241
7
11
132,917
5
0
51
11
6
132,968
16
6
171
4
5
132,797
12
1
48,987
2
6
360,155 6
181,784 14
4
7
£849,545 4 4
We have examined the foregoing Balance Sheet, and we certify that it is
correct, and that the Investments therein set out were standing either in the
name of the Royal Northern Hospital or the Great Northern Central Hospi¬
tal. We have checked the deeds of the properties and obtained certificates in
respect of the deeds lodged as security for loans. We have also verified the
balances at the Bankers. To the best of our knowledge and belief the Regu¬
lations of the Revised Uniform System as modified by the Circular of King
Edward’s Hospital Fund relating to the treatment of Free Legacies dated
December, 1940 have been followed.
J. DIX LEWIS CESAR, DUNCAN & CO.,
Chartered Accountants.
112/114, Cannon Street, E.C.4.
17th June , 1047.
36
SCHEDULE OF INVESTMENTS
(A) PERMANENT ENDOWMENT FUND—
{a) Royal Northern Hospital : —
Freeholds :
Land, 41 acres, Bourne Hill, Southgate ... at cost
Land, Queen Elizabeth’s Drive and Bourne Hill,
Southgate (part of) at cost, plus improvements ...
568-574 (even), Holloway Road ... ... at cost
592 Holloway Road ... ... ... at cost
105, Tollington Way at cost, plus improvements
Freehold and Leasehold :
11, Highbury Crescent at cost, plus improvements
Ground Rents :
2-14 (even), Tollington Way . at cost
Leaseholds :
at cost, plus improvements
at cost, plus improvements
at cost, plus improvements
at cost, plus improvements
26-32 (even), Tollington Way ... ... at cost
34, Tollington Way at cost, plus improvements
... ... ... at cost
... ... ... at cost
at cost, plus improvements
at cost, plus improvements
at cost, plus improvements
at cost, plus improvements
at cost, plus improvements
... ... ... at cost
at cost, plus improvements
at cost, plus improvements
at cost, plus improvements
at cost, plus improvements
at cost, plus improvements
at cost, plus improvements
at cost, plus improvements
11 and 12, Bryett Road, and 24, Xngleby Road at cost
14, Bryett Road ... at cost, plus improvements
Securities at Cost :
£441 3s. 6d. 3% War Stock .
£1,354 17s. 10d. War Loan 3£% Stock
£1,458 4s. lid. Funding Loan 4% Stock, 1960/90
£845 18s. 6d. Local Loans 3% Stock
£161 15s. 3d. 2£% Savings Bonds, 1964/67
£62 10s. Od. Commonwealth of Australia 3£ %
Stock, 1954/59
£1,000 Corporation of London 3J% Bonds
£605 10s. 8d. Metropolitan Water Board 3%
“ B ” Stock
£87 Great Western Railway 4% Deb. Stock
£620 Great Western Railway 5% Consolidated
Preference Stock .
£100 London & North Eastern Railway 4%
Debenture Stock
£1,725 London & North Eastern Railway 4%
First Preference Stock .
£116 London & North Eastern Railway 4% Second
Preference Stock .
£93 London, Midland & Scottish Railway 4%
Debenture Stock .
2, Tollington Way
4, Tollington Way
12, Tollington Way
14, Tollington Way
48, Tollington Way
56, Tollington Way
2, Ingleby Road ...
13, Ingleby Road ...
15, Ingleby Road ...
19, Ingleby Road ...
21, Ingleby Road ...
23 and 27, Ingleby Road
28, Ingleby Road . . .
35, Ingleby Road . . .
37, Ingleby Road . . .
39, Ingleby Road . . .
45, Ingleby Road ...
51, Ingleby Road ...
6, Bryett Road
£
X.
d.
3,255
8
10
18,519
19
5
3.513
16
6
3,000
0
0
921
4
4
1,075
1
0
1,129
11
7
670
13
4
708
19
8
485
18
6
710
18
10
1,025
0
8
638
12
0
29
12
0
154
2
6
427
9
2
516
5
10
411
0
8
580
5
5
583
9
11
259
4
10
115
3
6
561
3
9
455
13
11
205
9
10
528
16
7
666
13
1
170
0
0
660
5
8
1,732
9
5
450
0
0
1,412
4
11
1,050
0
0
735
0
0
161
15
3
45
0
0
1,000
0
0
457
18
9
71
15
6
1,103
19
9
72
10
0
1,975
2
6
133
8
0
69
15
0
x. d.
Carried forward
• • •
52,451 0 5
37
SCHEDULE OF INVESTMENTS — {continued)
Brought forward . . .
£850 London, Midland & Scottish Railway 4%
Preference Stock ...
£1,560 Buenos Ayres & Pacific Railway 4%
First Debenture Stock
£481 10s. 10 Commonwealth of Australia
3J% Loan 1956/61 .
£600 New Zealand Govt. 31% Stock 1962/65
£105 Savings Bonds 3% 1955/65 .
Capt. Ifor Williams’ Endowment Fund : —
Freehold :
74, Tollington Way . at cost
Freehold Ground Rents :
55, 56 and 65, Axminster Road ... ... at cost
Improved Ground Rent and Leasehold :
44, Tollington Way . at cost
Improved Ground Rents :
2, 4, 6, 8 Ingleby Road at cost, plus improvements
10, 12, 24-28 (even), Ingleby Road
43-51 (odd), Ingleby Road
Leaseholds :
14-22 (even), Ingleby Road ...
£
52,451
s.
0
1,135 12
1,666 3
450 4
588 0
106 16
31, Ingleby Road
41, Ingleby Road
43, Ingleby Road
47, Ingleby Road
49, Ingleby Road
8, Bryett Road
65, Axminster Road
at cost, plus improvements
at cost, plus improvements
at cost, plus improvements
at cost, plus improvements
at cost, plus improvements
... at cost
at cost, plus improvements
3
5
3
Securities:
£7,000 Compagnie du Chemin de Fer du
Nord6% Sterling Bonds (as per valuation
on transfer)
£1,059 15s. 9d. War Loan 3£% Stock
Newbon Endowment Fund : —
Freeholds :
Land, Queen Elizabeth’s Drive and Bourne
Hill, Southgate (Part of) ...
Ia, 2a, and 3a, Manor Gardens
Leasehold :
33, Ingleby Road ... at cost, plus improv
Securities at Cost :
£51 12s. lid. War Loan 3£% Stock .
£1,042 10s. New Zealand \\% Consolidated
Inscribed Stock, 1948/58 ...
£690 London & North Eastern Railway 4%
First Preference Stock
£690 London & North Eastern Railway 4%
Second Guaranteed Stock ...
£1,222 Southern Railway 4% Debenture Stock
£2,500 3% Savings Bonds, 1955/65
£54 East India Railway, Class “ B ” Annuity
at cost
6,325
1,050
0
0
d.
5
6
6
5
0
9
s. d.
56,397 17 7
615 0 6
1,076 6 8
422 9 0
109 1 0
at cost 1,793 17 0
510 9
235 17
354 14
428 6
465
287
208
8
0
1
5
10
8
6
0
0
13,881 14 4
at cost
1,500
0
0
at cost
566
4
0
ements
353
12
8
-
51
12
11
\
1,033
15
6
2,084
2
0
)
1,321
12
0
2,500
0
0
1,343
8
6
10,754 7 7
Carried forward ...
81,033 18 6
38
SCHEDULE OF IN V ESTMENTS — (continued)
£
Brought forward
Maternity Endowment Fund : —
Freehold :
Land, Queen Elizabeth’s Drive and Bourne
Hill, Southgate (Part of) ...
Security :
£585 19s. 8d. War Loan 3£% Stock .
s. d. £ s. d.
81,033 19 6
at cost 1,538 15 6
at cost 585 19 8
Ladies’ Association Endowment Fund :
Freehold Ground Rents :
36-70 (even), Tollington Way
1- 14, Bryett Road
2- 28, (even), Ingleby Road ...
27-51 (odd), Ingleby Road ...
7, Bryett Road ... ... ... J
Improved Ground Rents :
31-41 (odd), Ingleby Road ... ...
Security :
£484 9s. 3d. Conversion Loan 3J% Stock at cost
2,124 15 2
at cost 6,623 13 1
436 10 0
376 7 6
King Edward VII Memorial Fund (Islington) :-
Security :
£470 3s. 5d. Metropolitan Water Board 3%
“ B ” Stock at cost .
(b) Royal Chest Hospital.
Endowment Fund :
Freehold :
21, Thoresby Street and Land adjoining
Leasehold :
22, Manor Gardens, Holloway
Securities :
£731 Os. 5d. War Loan 3£% Stock ...
£952 Metropolitan Water Board 3% “
StOCk. .. «.a ... ... ...
£30 Defence 3% Bonds
£200 4% Victoria Govt. Stock 1940/60
7,436 10 7
391 9 4
90,986 14 7
at cost 493 13 10
at cost 1,215 10 11
at cost 738 13 8
at cost
at cost
at cost
840 14 8
30 0 0
201 0 0
(r) Maternity Nursing Association.
Endowment Fund :
Securities :
£99 7s. 8d. War Loan 3|% Stock ...
£99 8s. 3d. War Loan 3% Stock ...
3,519 13 1
at cost
at cost
100 0 0
100 0 0
200 0 0
( d ) Reckitt Convalescent Home-
Endowment Fund :
Freehold :
15, First Avenue, Clacton-on-Sea,
at cost, plus improvements 2,553 14
Security :
£2,917 0s. 7d. War Loan 3$ % Stock at cost ... 2,917 0
5
7
5,470 15 0
(B) OTHER SPECIAL PURPOSES.
The Julia Thomas Samaritan Fund —
Freehold :
Land, Queen Elizabeth’s Drive and Bourne
Hill, Southgate (Part of) ... ... ... at cost
Security :
£885 10s. War Loan 3|% Stock . at cost
£100,177 2 8
905 1 1
885 10 0
-£1,790 11 1
39
SCHEDULE OF INVESTMENTS — {continued)
£ /• ^ /•
Maternity Nursing Association :
Samaritan Fund —
Security :
£100 War Loan 3% Stock ...
£300 3% Defence Bonds
The Holloway Visiting Sister Fund :
Securities
£135 2s. Id. 2\% Consolidated Stock
£240 2s. 2d. War Loan 3£% Stock ...
£265 London Midland & Scottish Railway
4% Preference Stock
£501 5s. 5d. 3% Savings Bonds 1955/65 ...
at cost 103 14 9
at cost 300 0 0
- £403 14 9
at
cost
110
2
2
at
cost
249
14
3
at
cost
208
0
6
at
cost
507
10
9
r i 07S
(C) SUSPENSE FUNDS.
Annie Zunz Suspense Fund —
Freehold :
Northaw House ... at cost, plus improvements 18,593 19 11
Security :
£55 9s. lOd. War Loan 3£% Stock ... at cost 55 9 10
- £18,649 9 9
Agnes MacWilliam Trust Fund —
Security :
£300 3% Defence Bonds ... . at cost £300 0 0
Donation Carrying Life Annuity Fund
Security :
£500 New South Wales 3^% Stock 1930/50 at cost
(D) FOR LANDS, BUILDINGS AND EQUIP¬
MENT : New Extensions : —
Casualty Department.
Freeholds :
576-584 (even), Holloway Road ... ... at cost
16-24 (even), Tollington Way (part of) at cost
Ground Rents :
Freehold — 26-34 (even), Tollington Way 1
11-25 (odd). In gleby Road ' a cos
Improved — 11-19 (odd), Ingleby Road ... at cost
21-25 (odd), Ingleby Road ... at cost
27 and 29, Ingleby Road ... at cost
Leaseholds :
10, Tollington Way
11, Ingleby Road
17, Ingleby Road
25, Ingleby Road
29, Ingleby Road
at cost, plus improvements
at cost, plus improvements
at cost, plus improvements
at cost, plus improvements
at cost, plus improvements
£500 0 0
2,003 5 1
3,550 0 0
,444
9
0
319
9
11
191
0
0
145
9
10
479
19
8
773
1
10
463
9
6
510
19
6
594
17
4
299
5
0
46
3
10
Securities :
£350 Funding Loan 4% Stock, 1960/90 ... at cost
£61 7s. 4d. Conversion Loan, 3£% Stock ... at cost
Carried forward
• • •
10,821 10 6
40
SCHEDULE OF INVESTMENTS — (continued)
JL d. £ s. d.
Other Buildings — Brought forward 10,821 10 6
Freehold :
566, Holloway Road ... ... ... ... at cost 802 1 0
Leaseholds:
576-584 (even) Holloway Road,
at cost, plus improvements 9,468 16 4
- 10,270 17 4
(E) FOR GENERAL FUND.
Royal Northern Hospital -
Leasehold :
13, Somerfield Road at cost, plus improvements
Securities at Market Value on 31st Dec., 1946:
Given or bequeathed to the Hospital
£40 Japanese 5% Bonds, 1907
£777 Russian 5% Bonds, 1822
200 Andrews (Furnishers), Ltd., £1 Pref.
Shares — at par value, at request of Donor
1,003 Julian D. Myers and Co. Ltd., £1
Ordinary Shares
National Savings Certificates
£120 Brazilian 5% (40 year) Funding Bonds
Assented under Plan “A”
£11 London Passenger Transport Board 5%
B Stock
£11 London Passenger Transport Board 5%
C Stock
£500 Buenos Aires and Pacific Rly. 2nd
Pref. Stock ...
£500 Buenos Aires and Pacific Rly. Ordinary
Sfnrlr
U Lv/L-IV ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• • • •
£200 Entre Rios Railways 6% Cum. 1st
Pircf Stock
£800 Brazilian 5% 1913 Bonds Assented
under Plan “B” (£400) .
£1,570 Central Argentine Railway Ltd.
Cons. Ordy. Stock...
£1,200 Mexican Railway Co. Ltd. 6% 2nd
Pref. Shares Capital Stock...
Royal Chest Hospital —
Security at Market Value on 31st Dec., 1946 :
£300 Canadian Pacific Railway 4% Non-
Cumulative Preference Stock
Reckitt Convalescent Home. —
Freehold :
111, Tollington Way at cost, plus improvements
FOR GENERAL FUND
The Royal Northern Hospital is entitled to
an Interest in the Funds left by the late
Mr. T. P. Rider to the extent of a payment
of £40. in 1946. These Funds are held by
independent Trustees.
£21,092 7 10
261 9 3
11 2 0
5 16 7
200 0 0
752 5 0
87 15 0
97 4 0
13 12 3
7 2 6
42 10 0
32 10 0
29 10 0
358 0 0
133 9 0
9 0 0
- 2 041 5 7
209 5 0
- 209 5 0
982 9 7
- 982 9 7
£3,233 0 2
41
ECONOMY
#
In view of the need for special
economy this year, the Annual
Report has been curtailed and the
list of Subscriptions and Donations
omitted, but this can be seen
at any time upon application to
the Secretary.
Friends of the Hospital who
desire to help increase the income
and who at the same time wish
to make provision for themselves
or their friends in time of sickness
will find particulars for a scheme
for this purpose on page iii of the
cover.
42
ROYAL NORTHERN
V
Balance Sheet
I. To Sundry Creditors —
General Fund
£ d. £ s. d.
II. To Loans to Hospital —
Bank Overdraft General Fund
„ Buildings and
Equipment (Old Premises)
Bank Overdraft for Grant to
Grovclands Hospital
(Recovery) .
Loans Pending Receipt of
Subscriptions
139,368 2 10
19,553 9 4
4,696 10 11
105 5 0
III. To Capital Accounts —
(a) Endowments —
Balance (see separate account)
( b ) Special Funds —
The Julia Thomas Samaritan
Fund — Balance as at 31st
Dec., 1944
The Holloway Visiting Sister
Fund
(c) Buildings & Equipment —
*(1) Old Premises —
(See Note at end of Summarised
Balance Sheet).
Receipts from 1st Jan., 1906, to
31st Dec., 1945, as per last
Account . 37,907 8 3
Receipts during 1946 . 8 8 0
37,915 16 3
(2) New Extensions —
Balance as at 31st Dec., 1945 322,442 5 4
Add Receipts during 1946 ... 3,254 6 1
- - 363,612 7 8
98,603 2 11
1,799 8 2
1,075 7 8
£ <*■
78,611 17 5
163,723 8 1
Carried forward
£465,090 6 5 £242,335 5 6
HOSPITAL
3\st December , 1946
43
I. By Cash at Bank and in Hand
on Account of —
(a) Endowment Fund
(b) Special Funds .
(c) Land, Building and Equip¬
ment Fund (New Extensions)
(d) General Fund —
On Deposit ...
(e) Suspense Funds —
Bazaar Fund
Clinical Fees Fund
School for Radiographers’ A/c.
Diagnostic Unit
Instrument Fund
Annie Zunz Fund ...
Pathological Equipment
Fund
II. By Stocks of Unissued Stores
on Hand
III. By Sundry Debtors .
IV. By Internal Loans —
General Fund Loan to
Maternity Nursing Assoc¬
iation
V. By Investments on Capital A/c. —
as per Schedule, p. 34
(a) Endowments —
(b) Special Funds —
The Julia Thomas Samaritan
Fund
The Holloway Visiting Sister
Fund ...
(c) Land, Buildings & Equip¬
ment, Royal Northern
Hospital (New Extensions)
(d) General Fund
(e) Suspense Funds —
Annie Zunz Fund...
Agn es Mac W illiam T rust . . .
Donation carrying Life
Annuity Fund
£ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d.
7,616 8 4
8 17 1
98,148 8 6
1,907 4 8
52 19 9
181 3 9
:,823 2 5
131 14 4
363 13 6
55 2 7
536 15 9
- 3,144 12 1
- 110,825 10 8
6,391 2 0
24,290 13 2
1,412 10 11
90,986 14 7
1,790 11 1
1,075 7 8
21,092 7 10
2,041 5 7
18,649 9 9
300 0 0
500 0 0
- 136,435 16 6
Carried forward
£279,355 13 3
44
ROYAL NORTHERN
Balance Sheet
Brought forward
l x. d.
x. d. x. d. £ x. d,
465,090 6 5 242,335 5 6
[II. To Capital Accounts (contd.) —
(d) General Fund — —
( see contra)
(e) Suspense Funds —
Bazaar Fund —
Balance as at Dec. 31st, 1945 52 19 9
Clinical Fees Fund —
Balance as at Dec. 31st, 1945 181 3 9
School for Radiographers* Acct.—
Balance as at Dec. 31st,
1945 . 1,681 5 3
Receipts during 1946 484 16 8
2,166 1 11
Expenditure during 1946 342 19 6
- 1,823 2 5
Diagnostic Unit —
Balance as at Dec. 31st, 1945 131 14 4
Instrument Fund —
Balance as at Dec. 31st, 1945 399 6 7
Receipts during 1946 252 0 0
651 6 7
Expenditure during 1946 287 13 1
- 363 13 6
Annie Zunz Fund —
Balance as at Dec. 31st, 1945
18,704 12 4
Agnes Mac William Trust —
Balance as at Dec. 31st, 1945
300 0 0
«
Donation carrying Life Annuity Fund —
Balance as at Dec. 31st, 1945 500 0 0
Pathological Equipment Fund —
> 1
Balance as at Dec. 31st,
1945 . ' 344 4 9
Receipts during 1946 192 11 0
- 536 15 9
- — 22,594 1 10
- 487,684 8 3
/730,019 13 9
Note. — These rigures are incorporated and certified in the
HOSPITAL
31j7 December , 1946 ( continued )
45
Brought forward
£ s. d. £ s. d. £ s, d*
279,355 13 3
VI. By Land, Buildings and Equipment —
(a) Royal Northern Hospital (Old
Premises) —
Expenditure from 1st Jan.,
1906, to 31st Dec., 1945, as
per last Account ... ... 57,131 5 8
Expenditure during 1946 ... 337 19 11
Add Proportion allocated to
Grov elands Hospital
(Recovery) ... ... 4,696 10 11
- 62,165 16 6
( b ) Royal Northern Hospital (New
Extensions) —
Expenditure to 31st Dec., 1945,
as per last Account ... ...205,932 5 11
Expenditure during 1946 ... 523 9 2
- 206,455 15 1
- 268,621 11 7
VII. By Capital Account — General Fund —
Balance as at 31st Dec., 1945 ...
Add Depreciation of Stocks...
Ltss Appreciation of Stocks...
Add Excess of Expenditure
over Income for the year
133,192 4 4
34 6 6
133,226
10 10
171
4 5
133,055
6 5
48,987
2
6
182,042
8 11
£730,019 13 9
summarised Balance Sheet of the Group of Hospitals (see page 35).
46
SPECIAL
Account for the Year ended
To Receipts allocated
Maintenance :
Donations . . .
INCOME.
£ s. d. £ /. d.
1,000 0 0
Buildings and Equipment :
Interest on Deposit... . . 1,559 19 11
Receipts unallocated
Donations . . . 168 18 2
%
£2,728 18 1
We have examined the foregoing Account, comparing it with the books
112/114, Cannon Street,
E.C.4.
17th June, 1947.
APPEAL
31 st December , 7 946
47
EXPENDITURE.
By Balance Transferred
„ Capital Account, Buildings and Equipment :
Nurses’ Home
St. David’s Wing Maternity Section
Bernhard Baron Fund Extension
„ Income and Expenditure Account :
Donations
for reduction of Debt ...
£ s. d. £ s. d.
599 19 11
960 0 0
- 1,559 19 11
1,000 0 0
168 18 2
- 1,168 18 2
/
£2,728 18 1
and vouchers relating thereto, and we certify that it is correct.
J. DIX LEWIS, CAESAR, DUNCAN & CO.,
Chartered Accountants.
48
ROYAL CHEST
Balance Sheet
I. To Sundry Creditors ...
£ s. d. £ s. d. £ /. d
5,810 13 2
II. ,, Loans to Hospital —
Overdraft at Bank .
HI. „ Capital Account—
(a) Endowment Fund. Balance
as at 31st December, 1945 ...
2,504 6 10
5,349 9 7
Buildings and Equipment —
Balance as at 31st December,
1945 . 47,978 13 4
Add Receipts during 1946 137 0 0
- - — 48,115 13 4
— — — — 53,465 2 11
£61,780 2 11
Note. — These figures are incorporated and certified in the
HOSPITAL
31j7 December , 1946
£
I. By Cash at Bank and in Hand on Account of —
(a) Endowment Fund
II. „ Stocks of Unissued Stores on Hand
III. „ Sundry Debtors
s. d. £ s. d.
1,829 16 6
110 0 0
5,051 0 6
IV. ,, Investments on Capital Account —
(a) Endowment Fund — Investments as per
Schedule (See Page 34) ... ... 3,519 13 1
(b) General Fund — Investments as per
Schedule (See Page 38) ... ... 209 5 0
- 3,728 18 1
V. „ Land, Buildings and Equipment —
Expenditure to 31st December, 1944 ... 50,076 14 3
VI. „ Capital Account —
General Purposes — Balance as at 31st
December, 1945 ... ... ... ... 966 8 7
Add Depreciation of Stocks ... 17 5 0
- 983 13 7
£61,780 2 11
Summarised Balance Sheet of the Group of Hospitals (see page 35).
$0
MATERNITY
balance Sheet
I. To Sundry Creditors
£ s. d. £ s. d.
3,252 16 2
II. „ Loans to Hospital —
Overdraft at Bank .
Loan from Royal Northern Hospital
... 7,450 9 6
... 1,412 10 11
- 8,863 0 5
III. „ Capital Accounts —
(j) Endowment, Blanche Blunt Fund ... 100 0 0
(b) Endowment, Helen, Lady Savory Fund 100 0 0
(<•) Land, Buildings and Equipment-
Balance as at 31st December, 1945 ... 183 1 4
- - - 383 1 4
IV. „ Unexpended Income Balances of Special
Funds —
Samaritan Fund
Clothing Account
Thrift Club
503 2 8
330 7 10
6 4 1
839 14 7
£13,338 12 6
51
NURSING ASSOCIATION
31st December , 1946
I. By Cash at Bank and in Hand —
On Account of Special Funds-
Samaritan Fund ...
Clothing Account
Thrift Club
II. ,, Stocks of Unissued Stores on Hand
i s. d. £ t. i
99 7 11
330 7 10
6 4 1
- 435 19 10
111 9 7
III. „ Sundry Debtors
8,567 15 11
IV. „ Investments
Endowment Fund —
£99 7 8 3£% War Stock at cost
£99 8 3 3% War Stock at cost
100 0 0
100 0 0
200 0 0
Samaritan Fund —
£100 3% War Stock at cost ...
£300 3% Defence Bonds at cost
103 14 9
300 0 0
403 14 9
V. „ Land, Buildings and Equipment —
Furniture and Equipment — Expenditure to
31st December, 1945 ... ... ... 3,320 12 11
Add Expenditure during 1946 ... ... 298 19 6
3,619 12 5
£13,338 12 6
52
GROVELANDS
Income and Expenditure Account
INCOME
£ '• d.
£
/.
d.
ORDINARY.
I. Voluntary Gifts.
1. Annual Subscriptions, Donations, etc. : —
Annual Subscriptions ...
• * •
3
3
0
Donations
• • •
560
0
9
Box Collections...
• • •
174
0
0
Entertainments —
Outdoor Fete ...
• • •
—
Hospitals’ Week
• • •
429 17
4
Gifts in kind
• • •
30
0
0
Other Voluntary Gifts ...
• • •
—
2. Central Funds : —
King Edward’s Hospital Fund
for London. The work of the
Grovelands Hospital (Re¬
covery) is taken into account in
the grant to the Royal Northern
Hospital ... ... ... —
Hospital Sunday Fund ... ... 65 0 0
Other Central Funds ...... —
£
t. d.
1,197 1 1
65 0 0
11. Receipts on account of Services Rendered.
Contributions on account of
Services to Patients
(a) From Patients and their Societies —
Patients . 1,329 17 4
Patients, per Contributors’
Certificates Fund ... ... 546
Contributory Schemes —
Hospital Saturday Fund . . .
Hospital Saving Association
Approved Societies .
Other Sources . .
( h ) From Public Authorities
(i) Government Emergency
Hospital Scheme
(ii) Contributions towards in¬
creases in Nurses’ Salaries
1,335 1 10
432 16 0
2,258 3 0
147 16 6
132 0 0
4,305 17
4
Carried forward
£5,567 18 5
53
HOSPITAL (RECOVERY)
for the Year ending 31 st December , 1946
EXPENDITURE
4 s' d. £ s. d.
ORDINARY.
I. Provisions
2,352 4 3
II. Surgery and Dispensary.
Drugs, Chemicals, Disinfectants, etc. ...
Dressings, Bandages, etc.
Instruments and Appliances
Wines and Spirits
Salaries and Wages of Dispensing Staff
Sundries ...
94 6 9
121 9 10
14 9 7
15 0 0
- 245 6 2
III. Domestic.
Renewal and Repair of Furniture, Bedding,
Crockery, etc. ...
• • •
194
6
9
Laundry done off Hospital premises (average
weekly number of articles, 1023)
• • .
333
11
4
Cleaning and Chandlery
• • .
56
3
4
Water . . .
• • •
56
16
11
Fuel and Lighting
• • •
992
19
A
Uniforms ...
• • •
28
16
0
Sundries ...
13
10
11
1,676 4 7
IV. Salaries and Wages (Maintenance).
Medical
Nursing ...
Other Officers and Employees . . .
Pensions ...
50 0 0
... 1,893 7 7
... 1,277 13 2
... 153 2 8
- 3,374 3 5
Carried forward
£7,647 18 5
54
GROVELANDS
Income and Expenditure Account
INCOME (< continued )
£ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d.
Brought forward
5,567 18 5
III. Invested Property.
Interest, Dividends, etc.
Rents ... . , . ... ...
67 11 6
- _ 67 11 6
Total Ordinary Income ...
5,635 9 11
EXTRAORDINARY.
I. Grant from General Fund of Hospital
(To meet Excess of Total Expenditure
over Total Income for the Year)
4,045 9 10
Total Income ...
£9,680 19 9
We have examined the foregoing Account,
112/114, Cannon Street.
17 th June, 1 947.
comparing it with the
55
HOSPITAL (RECOVERY)
for the Year ending 31 st December , 1946 (continued)
EXPENDITURE ( continued ) £ s. d. £ s. d.
Brought forward
7,647 18 5
V. Miscellaneous.
Printing, Stationery, Postages, Telephones, etc
Advertisements ...
Insurance of Buildings, Equipment, Stores, etc
Garden ... ... ... ... ... ..
Sundries ...
37 1 8
84 17 5
54 8 11
479 1 7
8 14 6
664 4 1
VI. Administration.
Salaries (Proportion of £7,048
17 1)
150
0
0
Pensions ...
••• ••• • • •
Official Printing, Stationery,
Postages, Tele-
phones, etc.
••• ••• •••
24
0
0
Advertisements ...
••• ••• •••
Law Charges
Auditors’ Fees
••• ••• •••
3
3
0
••• ••• •••
6
6
0
Sundries ...
••• • • • •••
7
11
9
191 0 9
VII. Establishment.
Renewals and Repairs to Buildings and Plant 969 7 1
VIII. Finance.
Interest on Mortgage and Loan
Appeals ... ... ... .
Rent
Rates and Taxes
Total Ordinary Expenditure ...
EXTRAORDINARY.
I. Contributions to other Institutions
Total Extraordinary Expenditure ...
118 1 11
10 0 0
80 7 6
208 9 5
,680 19 9
Total Expenditure ... ... £9,680 19 9
Books and Vouchers relating thereto, and we certify that it is correct.
J. DIX LEWIS, CESAR, DUNCAN & CO.,
Chartered Accountants .
56
GROVELANDS
balance Sheet
I. To Sundry Creditors
II. „ Loans to Hospital —
Overdraft at Bank
■jC t. d. £ s. d. £ s . d.
2,192 7 2
11,865 5 10
III.
„ Capital Account —
Land, Buildings & Equipment
Donations for Equipment,
1919-1945 . . 976 7 6
’•'Amount received from the
Southgate Voluntary Aid
Organisation towards the
purchase of the Freehold of
the House and 6.1 acres of
land adjoining ... ... 10,000 0 0
Add Interest on Deposit ... 70 0 0
- 10,070 0 0
Value of other Equipment
received as Gifts ... ... 1,000 0 0
12,046 7 6
Transfers from Income and
Expenditure Account 1926 to
1945 . 6,858 15 4
Loan from General Fund of
the Hospital for Capital pur- ,
poses, as at 31st Dec., 1945... 4,696 10 11
- 23,601 13 9
V. „ Suspense Funds ... ... ... 4,462 12 7
£42,121 19 4
•‘Note. — The purchase of “ Grove lands ” Old Southgate , was
carried out with funds p ’aced at the disposal of the
Hospital by the Southgate Voluntary Aid Organisation
on the understanding that the Royal Northern Hospital
has the free use of the property for all time, provided that
it is used as a Hospital , or Convalescent Home , or
Institution connected with the Royal Northern Hospital.
If at any time circumstances prevent it being so used it
reverts to Trustees appointed by the Southgate Borough
Council for use for health purposes.
57
HOSPITAL (RECOVERY)
31st December , 1946
I. By Cash at Bank and in Hand —
Suspense Funds ...
II. „ Stocks of Unissued Stores on
Hand ... ... ... ...
I s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d.
4,462 12 7
288 11 8
II.
,, Sundry Debtors
5,804 14 8
IV.
,, Internal Loans
—
V.
„ Investments
—
VI.
„ Land, Buildings & Equipment —
Purchase of Freehold of Grove-
lands and 6.1 acres of Land ...
Purchase of Freehold of 11.3
10,070
0
0
acres of Land adjoining
5,132
4
5
Law Charges
Furniture . Equipment, etc. —
362
18
7
Expenditure to 31st Dec., 1945
Improvements to Buildings,
6,744
11
0
Additional Buildings, and lay¬
ing out of Garden, etc.
8,691
0
1
Installation of Electric Lighting
Air Raid Precautions ...
452
17
5
Expenditure to 31st Dec., 1945
112
8
11
31,566 0 5
>
£42,121 19 4
Note. — These figures are incorporated and certified in the
Sum mar i sed Balance Sheet of the Group of Hospitals
(see page 35).
58
THE RECKITT CONVALESCENT
Income and Expenditure Account
ORDINARY.
INCOME
£ s. d. £ i. d.
I. Voluntary Gifts.
1. Subscriptions, Donations, etc. : —
Annual Subscriptions ... ... 23 12 0
Donations —
Ordinary ... ... ... ... 10 0 0
Ladies’ Association . —
Box Collections ... ... ... —
Entertainments ... ... ... — -
Gifts in kind ... ... ... —
Other Voluntary Gifts ... ... —
2. Central Funds : —
King Edward’s Hospital Fund for
London. The work of the Reckitt
Convalescent Home is taken into
account in the grant to the Royal
Northern Hospital ...
Hospital Sunday Fund
Other Central Funds
II Receipts on account of Services Rendered.
Contributions on account of
Services to Patients : —
(a) From Patients and their Societies —
Patients ... ... ... ... 31 1 9
Patients, per Contributors’ Cer¬
tificates Fund ... ... ... —
i J.
33 12 0
Contributory Schemes —
Hospital Saturday Fund
Hospital Saving Association ...
Approved Societies
Other Sources
( b ) From Public Authorities ...
Government Emergency Hospital
Scheme —
Contributions towards cost of
Casualty Service ...
31 1 9
Carried forward
• • •
« ««
£64 13 9
59
HOME, CLACTON-ON-SEA
for the Year ending 31 st December , 1946
EXPENDITURE £ s. d. £ s. i.
ORDINARY.
I. Provisions . 79 17 7
II. Surgery and Dispensary.
Drugs, Chemicals, Disinfectants, etc. ...
Dressings, Bandages, etc.
Instruments and Appliances
Wines and Spirits
Salaries and Wages of Dispensing Staff
Sundries ...
9 12 10
9 12 10
III. Domestic.
Renewal and Repair of Furniture, Bedding,
Crockery, etc.
Laundry done off Hospital premises ...
Cleaning and Chandlery
Water
Fuel and Lighting
Uniforms ...
Sundries ...
14 8 3
7 0 1
2 18 11
13 0 11
66 6 10
17 3
- 104 12 3
IV. Salaries and Wages (Maintenance)
Medical
Nursing ...
Other Officers and Employees ...
Pensions ...
6 5 0
81 16 6
59 4 3
90 0 0
- 237 5 9
i
V. Miscellaneous.
Printing, Stationery, Postages, Telephones, etc. 6 14 6
Advertisements ... ... ... ... ... 158
Insurance of Buildings, Equipment, Stores, etc. 13 1 1
Garden (including vegetables grown) ... ... 172 19 11
Sundries ... ... ... ... ... ... 10 0
194 11 2
Carried forward
• • •
£625 19 7
60
THE RECKITT CONVALESCENT
Income and Expenditure Account
INCOME ( continued )
l
/. d.
£
/. d .
Brought forward . . .
64
13 9
Invested Property
Interest, Dividends, etc.
102
1 10
RdltS ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• • • •
152
5 11
Cloud esley Charity Dividends
46
4 8
300
12 5
Total Ordinary Income
365
6 2
EXTRAORDINARY.
I. Grants.
The Julia Thomas Samaritan Fund
(See Page 82) ... ... ... 71 14 4
General Fund of the Hospital ... ... 354 12 2
Total Extraordinary Income - 426 6 6
Total Income ... ... £791 12 8
Wc have examined the foregoing Account, comparing it with the
112/114, Cannon Street,
E.C.4.
17 th June , 1947 .
61
HOME, CLACTON-ON-SEA
for the Year ending 31 st December , 1946 ( continued )
EXPENDITURE ( continued )
Brought forward
VI. Administration.
Salaries (Proportion of £7,048 17s. Id.)
Pensions '
Printing, Stationery, Postages, Telephones, etc.
Advertisements ...
Law Charges
Auditors’ Fees ...
Sundries ...
VII. Establishment.
Renewals and Repairs to Buildings and Plant
VIII. Finance.
Interest ...
Appeals ...
Rem
Rates and Taxes
Total Ordinary Expenditure
E XTRA ORDINARY.
I. Contributions to other Institutions
Total Extraordinary Expenditure...
£ s. d. £ t. d.
625 19 7
50 0 0
6 3 6
4 4 0
60 7 6
27 9 9
77 15 10
77 15 10
791 12 8
/791 12 8
books and vouchers relating thereto, and we certify that it is correct.
J. DIX LEWIS, CESAR, DUNCAN & CO.,
Chartered Accountants.
62
THE RECKITT CONVALESCENT
Balance Sheet
£ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d.
I. To Sundry Creditors . 262 14 5
II. „ Loans to Hospital —
Overdraft at Bank 732 19 5
III. „ Capital Account —
(a) Endowment Fund —
Balance as at 31st Dec.
1945 5,495 17 11
( b ) Buildings and Equipment —
Balance as at 31st Dec.,
1945 11,751 2 4
(<•) General Fund —
Balance as at 31st Dec.,
1945 . 1,241 7 11
- 18,488 8 2
£19,484 2 0
Note. — These figures arc incorporated and certified in the Summarised
63
HOME, CLACTON-ON-SEA
31st December , 1946
£
/. £
Sm
d.
I.
By Cash at Bank and in Hand on Account of —
(a) Endowment Fund
25
2
11
(b) General Fund
—
(r) Land, Buildings and Equipment Account
783
3
9
II.
„ Stocks of Unissued Stores on Hand
—
m.
„ Sundry Debtors .
1,254
12
2
IV.
„ Internal Loans .
—
V.
,, Investments on Capital Account —
VI.
(a) Endowment Fund —
£2,917 Os. 7d. War Loan 3$ per cent....
15, First Avenue, Clacton-on-Sea ...
(b) General Purposes —
111, Tollington Way ...
Land, Buildings and Equipment —
Exocnditure to 31st Dec., 1945
2,917 0 7
2,553 14 5
5,470 15 0
982 9 7
- 6,453 4
10,967 18
1
1
£19,484 2 0
Balance Sheet of the Group of Hospitals (see page 35).
t
64
ROYAL NORTHERN HOSPITAL, INCLUDING ROYAL
CHEST HOSPITAL AND ST. DAVID’S WING
FOR PRIVATE PATIENTS
(Excluding Grovelands Hospital (Recovery) at Southgate)
FINANCIAL STATISTICS
For the year ending 31st December, 1946.
I— IN-PATIENTS.
(a) Numbers of Beds and In-Patients.
1946
1945
1. Beds — (a) Complement at 31st December ..
393
393
( b ) Average Daily complement during the year
393
393
(c) Average Daily Number Closed during the year
owing to
(i) Rebuilding or Extension Schemes
\
(ii) Repairs, Redecoration, Cleaning or Infection
—
(hi) Other Causes
120.32
97.00
(d) Average Daily Number Open during the year : —
(i) E.H.S. Casualty Beds . . . . . .
42.32
75.91
(ii) Other Beds
230.45
220.09
(e) Average Daily Number Occupied during the
year : —
(i) E.H.S. Casualty Beds Occupied by Casualties
17.16
24.83
(ii) Other Beds
218.02
186.20
2. Number of In-Patients in the Hospital at beginning of year
231
176
3. Number of Tn-Patients admitted during year
5,658
5,363
4. Number of In-Patients in the Hospital at end of year
209
231
5. Average Number of Days each Patient was resident
15.11
14.51
Ascertained by dividing the yearly total of daily counts, viz., 85,841 by
the number of patients treated to a conclusion, i.e., 231+5,658 — 209
6. Number of Patients admitted and discharged during the
year who were resident for : —
(i) only 1 day
158
219
(ii) 2 and 3 days
322
390
(^Annual Expenditure on Patients : Average cost of each Patient per
week and Average Cost of each Patient.
1946
Expenditure
on
Patients
Average Cost
of each
Patient
per week
Average
Total Cost
of each
Patient
Provisions
£
12,794
£ s. d.
1 0 10
£ s. d.
2 5 1
Surgery and Dispensary
12,433
1 0 3
2 3 9
Domestic
22,178
1 16 2
3 18 1
Salaries and Wages (Maintenance)
46,557
3 15 11
8 3 11
Miscellaneous ...
1,866
0 3 1
0 6 7
Administration ...
6,106
0 10 0
1 1 6
Statistical Cost ...
101,934
8 6 3
17 18 11
Establishment : Renewals and Repairs
6,626
0 10 10
1 3 4
Finance ...
8,382
0 13 8
1 9 6
Total Cost •••
116,942
9 10 9
20 11 9
Note. — The combined cost per occupied bed at the above Hospital and the Recovery Hospital,
Southgate, taken together, was £ 8 15s. 4d. (See statistics on page 64a.) The above average
cost includes the more expensive beds for private patients.
65
ROYAL NORTHERN HOSPITAL, INCLUDING ROYAL
CHEST HOSPITAL AND THE MATERNITY
NURSING ASSOCIATION
FINANCIAL STATISTICS
For the year ending 31st December, 1946.
II - OUT-PATIENTS.
( a ) Numbers.
1946
1945
1. Total Number of new Out-Patients
72,042
68,974
2. Total Number of Out-Patient Attendances ...
431,881
351,284
(a) Number of Patients on Books at the beginning of year
16,003
12,679
(b) Number of Casualty Patients (including in No. 1 above)
26,700
24,244
(c) Number of Maternity Patients attended at home . . .
1,695
890
(d) Number of Attendances on Maternity Patients
48,149
27,857
(b) Annual Expenditure on Out-Patients and Average Cost of each Out-
Patient Attendance and of each Out-Patient.
Provisions
Surgery and Dispensary
Domestic
Salaries and Wages (Maintenance)
Miscellaneous ...
Administration ...
Statistical Cost ...
Establishment : Renewals and Repairs
Finance ...
Total Cost ...
1946
Expenditure
on
Out-Patients
Average
Cost of each
Out-Patient
Attendance
Average
Total Cost
of each
Out-Patient
£
£
J.
d.
£
s.
d.
3,531
0
0
1.96
0
0
11.76
16,286
0
0
9.05
0
4
6.26
7,603
0
0
4.23
0
2
1.33
35,697
0
1
7.84
0
9
10.92
2,273
0
0
1.26
0
0
7.57
2,481
0
0
1.38
0
0
8.26
67,871
0
3
1.72
0
18
10.10
6,515
0
0
3.62
0
1
9.70
5,393
0
0
3.00
0
1
5.98
79,779
0
3
8.34
1
2
1.78
This figure includes the cost of Out-Patient Attendances in the Venereal Diseases and two
Tuberculosis Departments, and is consequently higher than it would be otherwise.
66
GROYELANDS HOSPITAL (RECOVERY)
FINANCIAL STATISTICS
For the year ending 31st December, 1946.
(a) Numbers of Beds and In-Patients.
1946
1945
t. Beds — (a) Complement at 31st December . .
60
60
(b) Average Daily complement during the year
(c) Average Daily Number Closed during the year
60
60
owing to : —
(i) Rebuilding or Extension Schemes
—
—
(ii) Repairs, Redecoration, Cleaning or Infection
—
—
(iii) Other Causes
(d) Average Daily Number Open during the year : —
—
■
(i) E.H.S. Casualty Beds . . . . . . \
—
3.21
(ii) Other Beds . . . . . . . . J
(e) Average Daily Number Occupied during the
60
56.79
year : —
(i) E.H.S. Casualty Beds Occupied by Casualties
1.10
3.21
(ii) Other Beds
40.75
37.48
2. Number of In-Patients in the Hospital at beginning of year
36
35
3. Number of In-Patients admitted during the year . .
1,023
1,081
4. Number of In-Patients in Hospital at the end of the year . .
35
36
5. Average Number of Days each Patient was resident
14.91
13.75
Ascertained by dividing the yearly total of daily counts, viz., 15,275 by
the number of patients treated to a conclusion, i.e., 36 + 1,023 — 35
6. Number of Patients admitted and discharged during the
year who were resident for : —
(i) only 1 day
1
2
(ii) 2 and 3 days
23
29
(b) Annual Expenditure on Patients : Average Cost of each Patient per
week and Average Cost of each Patient.
Expenditure
on
Patients
1946
Average
Cost of each
Patient
per week
Average
Total Cost
of each
Patient
Provisions
£
2,352
£ s. d.
1 1 7
£ d.
2 5 11
Surgery and Dispensary
245
0 2 3
0 4 9
Domestic
1,676
0 15 4
1 12 9
Salaries and Wages (Maintenance)
3,374
1 10 11
3 5 11
Miscellaneous ...
664
0 6 1
0 13 0
Administration ...
191
0 1 9
0 3 8
Statistical
8,502
3 17 11
8 6 0
Establishment : Renewals and Repairs
969
0 8 10
0 19 0
Finance . .
209
0 1 11
0 4 1
Total Cost...
9,680
4 8 8
9 9 1
67
ROYAL NORTHERN HOSPITAL, INCLUDING ROYAL
CHEST HOSPITAL, ST. DAVID’S WING, GROVELANDS
HOSPITAL (RECOVERY) (Excluding Reckitt Convalescent Home.)
FINANCIAL STATISTICS
For the year ending 31st December, 1946.
I. — IN-PATIENTS. ( a ) Numbers of Beds and In-Patients.
1946
1. Beds — (a) Complement at 31st December . .
453
( b ) Average Daily complement during the year
453
(r) Average Daily Number Closed during the year
owing to : —
(i) Rebuilding or Extension Schemes
—
(ii) Repairs, Redecoration, Cleaning or Infection
— -
(iii) Other Causes
120.23
(i d ) Average Daily Number Open during the year : —
(i) E.H.S. Casualty Beds . .
42.32
(ii) Other Beds
290.45
(e) Average Daily Number Occupied during the
year : —
(i) E.H.S. Casualty Beds Occupied by Casualties
18.26
(ii) Other Beds
258.77
2. Number of In-Patients in the Hospital at beginning of year
267
3. Number of In-Patients admitted during the year . .
5,667
4. Number of In-Patients in the Hospital at end of year
244
5. Average Number of Days each Patient was resident
17.77
Ascertained by dividing the yearly total of daily counts, viz., 101,116
by the number of patients treated to a conclusion, i.e., 267 + 5,667 — 244
6. Number of Patients admitted and discharged during the
year who were resident for : —
(i) only 1 day
159
(ii) 2 and 3 days. ...
345
(b) Annual Expenditure on Patients : Average Cost of each Patient per
week and Average Cost of each Patient.
Expenditure
on
Patients
1946
Average Cost
of each
Patient
per week
Average
Total Cost
of each
Patient
Provisions
Surgery and Dispensary
Domestic
Salaries and Wages (Maintenance)
Miscellaneous ...
Administration ...
Statistical
Establishment : Renewals and Repairs
Finance ...
Total Cost ...
£
15,146
12,678
23,854
49,931
2,530
6,297
£ s- d.
1 1 0
0 17 7
1 13 0
3 9 2
0 3 6
0 8 8
£ s. d.
2 13 3
2 4 7
4 3 10
8 15 6
0 8 11
1 2 2
110,436
7,595
8,591
7 12 11
0 10 6
0 11 11
19 8 3
1 6 8
1 10 3
126,622
8 15 4
22 5 2
Note. — It is customary at most Hospitals for the recovery of patients to be provided for in the
main Hospital. At the Royal Northern Hospital, patients are transferred to the Grove-
lands Hospital at Southgate. The statistical figures of the Royal Northern Hospital
alone do not, consequently, show a complete comparison with other Hospitals, and this
schedule is published for the information of supporters of the Hospital, to show the
result of the combination of the figures of the Grovelands Hospital with those of the two
other Hospitals of the Group to which it belongs. These figures are comparable with
those of other General Hospitals.
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Chartered Accountants.
70
«
LAND, BUILDINGS AND
©r. Income and Expenditure Account for
Extracted from the General
£ s. d. £ s. d.
Old Premises —
To Receipts to 31st December, 1945 ... ...31,578 17 5
„ „ during 1946 ... ... ... ... 8 8 0
- 31,587 5 5
Holloway Visiting Sister Fund —
To Receipts to 31st December, 1945 . 75 14 0
Massage and Electro-Therapeutic Department —
To Receipts to 31st December, 1945 . 1,160 2 0
Transport Fund —
To Receipts to 31st December, 1945 ... ... 1,956 17 9
Maternity Department —
To Receipts to 31st December, 1945 . 3,135 17 1
To Deficiency, 31st December, 1946
19,553 9 4
Note. — This Account relates to buildings purchased
or erected prior to August, 1919, but does not
include the following properties obtained prior
to January, 1907 : —
(1) Freehold Site, \\ acres.
(2) Buildings.
(3) Furniture, Fixtures, Fittings.
(4) Two Leasehold Houses, 6 and 8, Tollington Way,
Holloway, 33 years unexpired (September, 1980)
£57,469 5 7
Wc have examined the foregoing Account, comparing it with the books and
112/114, Cannon Street,
E.C.4.
17 th June, 1947.
* 71
EQUIPMENT FUND
the Year ending 31j7 December , 1946 Ct\
Balance Sheet as published annually
Old Premises —
By Expenditure to 31st December, 1945
„ Additional Instruments and Equipment
£ *- d- l '• d
... 48,972 4 6
107 5 3
- 49,079 9 9
Holloway Visiting Sister Fund —
By Expenditure to 31st December, 1945
75 14 0
Massage and Electro-Therapeutic Department —
By Expenditure to 31st December, 1945
„ Expenditure during 1946 ...
917 4 4
96 7 6
- 1,013 11 10
Transport Fund —
By Expenditure to 31st December, 1945 ... ... 2,004 2 7
„ Expenditure during 1946 ... ... ... ... 134 7 2
- 2,138 9 9
Maternity Department —
By Expenditure to 31st December, 1945 ... ... 5,162 0 3
£57,469 5 7
Touchers relating thereto, and we certify that it is correct.
I. DIX LEWIS, CESAR, DUNCAN & CO.,
Chartered Accountants,
72
LAND, BUILDINGS AND
2>r. Income and Expenditure Account
(a) Nurses’ Home Fund —
To Receipts to 31st December, 1945 ...
„ Interest on Deposit Account
l '• *
... 75,787 1 6
599 19 11
i- *• .
£76,387 1 5
(b) Casualty Department —
To Receipts to 31st December, 1945 ...
„ Dividends
„ Rents and Income Tax Recovered..,
... 35,016 10 2
16 2 10
583 13 4
£35,616 6 4
73
IQUIPMENT FUND (New Extensions)
<r the Year ending 31 st December, 1946 (It.
) Nurses’ Home Fund —
£ s. d. £ /.
By Purchase of Site — Expenditure to 31st Decem¬
ber, 1945
2,542
„ Competition Plans and Architects’ Fees — Ex¬
penditure to 31st December, 1945 ...
2,173
„ Payments for Building— Expenditure to
31st December, 1945
27,401
„ Garden and Garden Wall— Expenditure to
31st December, 1945
95
„ Equipment — Expenditure to 31st December,
1945 .
2,684
,, Building Annexe — Expenditure to 31st
December, 1945
972
„ Balance at Bank
40,516
12
11
14
8
17
4
12
d.
9
0
4
1
11
9
7
£76,387 1 5
>) Casualty Department —
By Competition Plans and Architects’ Fees — Ex¬
penditure to 31st December, 1945 ...
„ Payments for Building — Expenditure to 31st
December, 1945
„ Equipment — Expenditure to 31st December,
1945 .
„ Installation of Lift — Payments to Contractors
on account to 31st December, 1945
„ Heating — Transfer to Boiler House Fund ...
„ Purchase of Investments — Expenditure to 31st
December, 1945
„ Balance at Bank
1,148
0
0
15,024
17
6
1,255
15
3
1,081
10
0
2,475
18
4
20,986
1
1
10,821
10
6
3,808
14
9
£35,616
6
4
74
Sr.
LAND, BUILDINGS AND
Income and Expenditure Account
l s d.
(c) Boiler House Fund —
To Receipts to 31st December, 1945 ... ... ... ... 20,880 5 7
„ Transfer from Casualty Dept. Fund in respect of
Heating Equipment . . 2,475 18 4
(d) X-Ray Department —
To Receipts to 31st December, 1945
„ Donations
,, Deficiency
£23,356 3 11
8,101 3 3
295 0 0
4,354 15 4
£12,750 18 7
(e) Radium Fund —
To Receipts to 31st December, 1945 ... ... ... 1,564 16 7
„ Deficiency . 215 18 3
£1,780 14 10
/
75
EQUIPMENT FUND (New Extensions)
hr the Year ending 3 1st December, 1946 ( continued ) Cr.
(c) Boiler House Fund —
By Purchase of Site and Compensation ...
,, Fees for Consulting Engineer — Expenditure
to 31st December, 1945 ...
„ Payments for Buildings — Expenditure to 31st
December, 1945
„ Installation of Boilers and Boiler House Plant —
Expenditure to 31st, December, 1945
„ Payments to Electricians — Expenditure to 31st
December, 1945
,, Architects’ Fees — Expenditure to 31st
December, 1945 ...
„ Installation of Water-Softening Apparatus —
Expenditure to 31st December, 1945
„ Works Dept. — Expenditure to 31st December,
1945
i x ••• ••• • • • • • • • • •
,, Balance at Bank
1,185
16
7
520
19
6
7,316
2
3
12,736
5
6
174
15
8
444
15
2
319
11
8
. 407
17
7
250
0
0
£23,356 3 11
(d) X-Ray Department —
By Excavation of Site — Expenditure to 31st
December, 1945
,, Payments for Conversion of Building — Ex¬
penditure to 31st December, 1945
,, Plans and Architects’ Fees — Expenditure to
31st December, 1945
„ Additional X-Ray Apparatus, Equipment, etc. —
Expenditure to 31st December, 1945 ... 6,585 17 8
Expenditure during 1946 ... ... ... 295 0 0
„ Quantity Surveyor — Expenditure to 31st
December, 1945
„ Finsen Lamp — Expenditure to 31st December,
1945
i ^ T */ ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• •••
413 13 0
4,875 19 10
273 4 2
6,880 17 8
100 0 0
207 3 11
£12,750 18 7
(h) Radium Fund —
By Purchase of Radium — Expenditure to 31st
Dec., 1945 . 1,508 14 8
Expenditure during 1946 ... ... ... 178 2 6
- 1,686 17 2
„ Purchase of Safe — Expenditure to 31st Dec.,
1 945 . 43 11 0
„ Expenditure during 1946 ... ... ... 50 6 8
- 93 17 8
£1,780 14 10
LAND, BUILDINGS AND
Income and Expenditure Account
£ /. d.
(f) New Out-Patients’ Department —
To Receipts to 31st December, 1945 ... ... ... ... 20,969 3 8
,, Sundry Receipts ... ... ... ... ... ... 200 0 0
£21,169 3 8
(o) Pathological, Bacteriological and Pharmaceutical
Laboratories —
To Receipts to 31st December, 1945 ... ... ... 14,885 0 0
„ Sundry Receipts ... ... ... ... ... ... 200 0 0
„ Deficiency ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 1,315 3 8
£16,400 3 8
h) Other Buildings —
To Receipts to 31st December, 1945 ... ... ... ... 16,234 3 2
,, Sundry Receipts ... ... ... ... ... ... 399 10 0
„ Deficiency ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 4,516 18 11
77
EQUIPMENT FUND (New Extensions)
%
for the Year ending 31 st December , 1946 ( continued) Cr.
(f) New Out-Patients’ Department —
By Balance at Bank
£ s. d. £ s. d.
21,169 3 8
£21,169 3 8
(o) Pathological, Bacteriological and Pharma¬
ceutical Laboratories —
By Purchase of Site and Properties — Expenditure
to 31st December, 1945 ... ... ... 1,793 9 8
,, Compensation to tenant ... ... ... 20 0 0
1,813
9
8
Architect’s Fees — Expenditure to 31st
December, 1945 ...
633
15
3
Payments to Contractors — Expenditure to
♦
31st December, 1945
10,476
19
9
Payments for Buildings and Equipment to
Works’ Dept., Royal Northern Hospital —
Expenditure to 31st December, 1945
3,475
19
0
£16,400 3 8
h ) Other Buildings —
By Purchase of Site and Properties — Expenditure
to 31st December, 1945 ...
Expenditure during 1946 ...
„ Building of Corridor and Pipe Subways —
Expenditure to 31st December, 1945
„ Competition Plans and Architects’ Fees —
Expenditure to 31st December, 1945
,, Quantity Surveyor — Expenditure to 31st
December, 1945
,, Compensation for Surrender of Garden —
Expenditure to 31st December, 1945
„ Central Courtyard and Car Stand (Site, Tar Pav¬
ing, etc.) — Expenditure to 31st Dec., 1945
„ Out-Patients’ Department Registration
Offices — Expenditure to 31st Dec., 1945 ...
,, New Venereal Diseases Dept. — Expenditure to
31st December, 1945
I
„ New Orthopaedic Dept. — Expenditure to 31st
December, 1945
„ Gas Cleansing Station (Future Records Office
By arrangement with the Ministry of Health)
Expenditure to 31st December, 1945
9,970 17 4
300 0 0
10,270
17
4
3,374
19
0
277
14
7
150
0
0
10
0
0
1,150
5
4
1,490
14
9
2,029
18
9
436
19
3
1,959
3
1
\
£21,150 12 1
78
LAND, BUILDINGS & EQUIPMENT FUND,
Sr, Income and Expenditure Account
£ s. d. £ /. d.
(a) General Section —
To Receipts to 31st December, 1945 ... ... 78,395 13 0
„ Deficiency ... ... ... ... ... 8,377 15 9
£86,173 8 9
(b) Maternity Section —
To Receipts to 31st December, 1945 ... ... ... 50,608 8 5
,, Deposit Account Interest . ... ... 960 0 0
£51,568 8 5
We have examined the foregoing Accounts, comparing them with the books
112/114, Cannon Street, E.C.4. .
17th June, 1947.
LAND, BUILDINGS AND EQUIPMENT
Account for the Year
£ s. d.
To Receipts to 31st December, 1945 . 47,978 13 4
„ Sundry Receipts . « 137 0 0
„ Deficiency . 1,961 0 11
£50,076 14 3
We have examined the foregoing Account, comparing it with the books and
112/114, Cannon Street, E.C.4.
17th June, 1947.
i
79
ST. DAVID’S WING FOR PRIVATE PATIENTS
for the Year Tending 31j7 December , 1946 Cr,
£ *• £ * 4-
(a) General Section —
By Purchase of Site — Expenditure to 31st Dec., 1945 —
(a) In respect of 2 and 3, Manor Gardens ... 2,600 0 0
( b ) In respect of part purchase of 566, Holloway
Road . 100 0 0
,, Preparation of Site — Expenditure to 31st Dec., 1945
,, Payments to Contractors for Building —
Expenditure to 31st December, 1945 ...
„ Plans and Fees for Architect and Consulting Engineer —
Expenditure to 31st December, 1945 ...
„ Clerk of Works-
Expenditure to 31st December, 1945 ...
„ Law Charges
,, Furniture and Equipment —
Expenditure to 31st December, 1945 ...
„ Payments for Buildings to Royal Northern
Hospital Works Dept. —
Expenditure to 31st December, 1945
(b) Maternity Section —
By Expenditure on Equipment
,, Payments to Royal Northern Hospital Works
Dept, for Buildings
,, Do. Equipment Expenditure to 31st December,
1945
* ✓ i*/ • • • ••• ••• ••• ••• •••
„ Balance at Bank .
- 2,700
0
0
69
19
11
62,499
11
9
4,048
16
7
296
2
0
65
2
10
13,797
2
10
3,296
12
10
£86,773
8
9
48
4
3
224
13
8
111
1
1
51,184
9
5
£51,568
8
5
and vouchers relating thereto, and we certify that they are correct.
J. DIX LEWIS, CESAR, DUNCAN & CO.,
Chartered Accountants.
FUND, ROYAL CHEST HOSPITAL
Ending 31 j 7 December , 1946
£ s. d. £ s. i.
By Expenditure to 31st December, 1945 ... ... ... ... 50,076 14 3
£50,076 14 3
vouchers relating thereto, and we certify that it is correct.
J. DIX LEWIS, CESAR, DUNCAN & CO.,
Chartered Accountants .
I
80
ENDOWMENT
Account for the Year
£
s.
d.
£ /. d.
To Receipts to 31st December, 1945 . .
98,058 12 11
„ William Ellis School .
• .
20
0
0
„ A. D. Sassoon Charitable Trust . .
• • •
300
0
0
„ Tollington High School . .
• »
31
10
0
„ Profit on Drawn Bonds
• •
193
0
0
544 10 0
£98,603 2 11
We have examined the foregoing Account, comparing it with the books and
112/114, Cannon Street,
E.C.4.
17th June , 1947.
ENDOWMENT FUND
Account for the Year
£ /. d.
To Receipts to 31st December, 1945 ... ... ... ... ... 5,349 9 7
£5,349 9 7
« -
We have examined the foregoing Account, comparing it with the books and
12/114, Cannon Street,
E.C.4.
17th June , 1947.
FUND
ending 31 st December , 1946
81
£
s.
d.
£
s.
d.
By Investments to 31st December, 1945
• •
89,779
14
1
Less Nord Railway Drawn Bonds
• •
1,807
0
0
87,972
14
7
„ Freehold, 592, Holloway Road
. . 3,000
0
0
„ Improvements, 6, Bryett Road
14
0
0
—
—
3,014
0
0
90,986 14
1 7
Balance at Bank ... ... ... ... ... 7,616 8 4
£98,603 2 11
■ II. I I I
vouchers relating thereto, and we certify that it is correct.
J. DIX LEWIS, CESAR, DUNCAN & CO.,
Chartered Accountants.
ROYAL CHEST HOSPITAL
ending 31 st December , 1946
£ s. d. £ s. d.
By Investments to 31st December, 1945 ... ... 3,519 13 1
Cash at Bank ... ... ... ... ... 1,829 16 6
£5,349 9 7
vouchers relating thereto, and we certify that it is correct.
J. DIX LEWIS, CESAR, DUNCAN & CO.,
Chartered Accountants.
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WORKS DEPART
For the Year ending
l '• d •
11,112 9 o
8,037 15 0
Salaries and Wages
Materials consumed
£19,150 4 0
We have examined the foregoing Account, comparing it with the books and
112/114, Cannon Street,
E.C.4.
17 th June , 1947.
85
1
MENT ACCOUNT
31st December, 1946
£ s. d. £ s. d.
Allocated— Royal Northern Hospital, including
Royal Chest Hospital, St. David’s Wing for
Private Patients and Maternity Nursing
Association —
Income and Expenditure Account —
Provisions ...
Surgery and Dispensary — Instruments and Appli¬
156
7
2
ances
125
17
4
Domestic —
Renewals and Repairs to Furniture, etc. ...
1,584
15
10
Cleaning and Chandlery
634
18
0
Sundries
333
18
11
Fuel and Lighting ...
405
8
7
Establishment — Renewals and Repairs ...
13,121
13
7
Finance — Appeals ...
304
8
11
Estates
647
12
1
Garden ... ... ... ... ... ...
2
6
5
Total charged to Income and Expenditure
Account ... ... ... ... ... 17,317 6 10
Balance Sheet —
Estate Improvement (General Fund)
Land, Building and Equipment (Old Premises)
Suspense Sundry Debtors
Allocated — Grovelands Hospital (Recovery) —
Income and Expenditure Account —
Domestic —
#
Renewals and Repairs to Furniture, etc.
Cleaning and Chandlery
Establishment — Renewals and Repairs ...
Total charged to Income and Expenditure
Account ... ... .?.
203 8 4
196 18 0
503 5 10
- . - 18,220 19 0
111 6 2
5 16 10
808 14 0
- - 925 17 0
Allocated — Reckitt Convalescent Home : —
Income and Expenditure Account : —
Establishment — Renewals and Repairs . . . . 2 2 6
Garden .. .. .. .. .. .. 156
Total charged to Income and Expenditure
Account .. .. .. .. .. 380
£19,150 4 0
vouchers relating thereto, and we certify that it is correct.
J. DIX LEWIS, CESAR, DUNCAN & CO.,
Chartered Accountants.
86
112/114, Cannon Strbbt,
E.C.4. J. DIX LEWIS, QESAR, DUNCAN & CO.,
17tb June, 1 947 . Chartered Accountants.
87
ROYAL NORTHERN HOSPITAL.
ALMONER’S REPORT FOR 1946
The number of patients referred during the year is as follows : —
In-Patients ... ... ... ... ... 319
Out-Patients ... ... ... ... 2,830
Maternity patients :
Booked for admission ... ... ... 970
Referred elsewhere ... ... ... 733
4,852
The provision of surgical instruments and dentures continues to
be pait of the work of this Department and during the year 1302
patients have been referred for an instrument or appliance of some
sort, involving the expenditure of £3,650 12s. Id. This has been
raised in the following way : —
Instruments
£
s.
d.
Patients’ payments
... 1,208
10
6
Debt and Outstanding ...
75
4
6
Other sources, grants ...
. . . 300
8
10
Approved Society grants
... 218
3
5
Hospital Sunday Fund grants ...
15
8
6
Hospital Saturday Fund grants
4
19
6
Samaritan Fund grants ...
34
4
10
Contributors’ Certificates ... * ...
16
4
0
Hospital Saving Association grants ...
... 199
10
6
£2,072
14
7
Dentures
£
s.
d.
Patients’ payments
... 1,009
16
1
Other sources, grants
... 145
10
6
Approved Society grants
266
12
1
Hospital Sunday Fund grants ...
19
7
11
Hospital Saturday Fund grants
10
11
0
Samaritan Fund grants
2
17
9
Contributors’ Certificates
49
6
9
Hospital Saving Association grants
71
15
5
Outstanding
2
0
0
£1,577 17 6
88
For Convalescence we are now able to use again the Reckitt
Home, Clacton, which was re-opened on 7th November after having
been closed for the war years. For patients whom the East Coast
does not suit, we shall continue to use Homes in other districts as
accommodation becomes available. During the past year 12 patients
were sent to the Reckitt Home and 101 patients to other Convalescent
Homes.
Other problems for which patients are referred are many and
varied. Some we are able to solve but others are almost insoluble.
Home Helps for the old, and nursing facilities for the chronic sick
are a pressing need as yet only partially fulfilled.
Transport to Hospital by Hospital Car Service is needed more
than ever before as pressure on beds becomes greater, necessitating
the treatment as Out-Patients of those who would in former times
have been admitted. This has incurred a considerable expense to the
Hospital although patients contribute towards the cost according to
their circumstances.
The following figutes relate to the outside agencies with whom
we are in touch concerning the welfare of the patients : —
Children referred to The Invalid Children’s Aid Association ... 83
Patients referred to Family Welfare Association ... ... 62
Patients referred to Medical Officers of Health ... ... 200
Children referred to Education Authorities ... ... ... 78
Patients referred to Churches ... ... ... ... ... 21
Patients referred to Employers ... ... ... ... ... 22
Patients referred to Assistance Board and Public Assistance ... 53
Patients referred to Service Funds ... ... ... ... 29
Patients referred to District Nursing Association ... ... 208
Patients referred to Moral Welfare Worker ... ... ... 20
E. M. HOWES,
Lady Almoner .
89
ROYAL CHEST HOSPITAL
ALMONER’S REPORT FOR 1946
up to 1st December
The number of patients referred during the year is 390.
Of these 314 were recommended transfer to Wellhou^e Hospital,
Barnet.
Other recommendations carried out were : —
Appliances were supplied to 3 patients.
Convalescent Home treatment was arranged for 10 patients.
Admission to Special Homes or Hospitals 30 patients.
Transport was arranged for 5 patients.
Reports sent to outside Agencies 30.
Temporary grants for 3 patients.
Home visits paid to 2 patients.
ROYAL CHEST HOSPITAL
REPORT ON THE X-RAY DEPARTMENT
FOR THE YEAR 1946
The number of Radiographs was 3,241.
The number of Patients examined for the Tuberculosis Clinic
was 1,257.
The number of Patients screened for the Artificial Pneumo-
Thorax Clinic was 2,017.
(Signed) PETER KERLEY, M.D., M.R.C.P., D.M.R.,
Hon. 'Radiologist.
ROYAL NORTHERN HOSPITAL
PHYSIO-THERAPEUTIC DEPARTMENT
ANNUAL REPORT, 1946
The figures for 1946 compared with those for 1945 are as follows :
Massage Electrical Seen by
New Attendances New Attendances Doctor
1945 891 14,054 2,053 33,852 3,693
1946 1,182 10,644 2,567 31,587 4,622
(These totals include In-Patients, Out-Patients’ and Private
Patients’ treatments, also those at Grovelands Hospital.)
Staffing problems have become easier during 1946. Extra Staff
is now available for Ward treatments, and we were able to recommence
treatment at Grovelands Hospital in November, 1946.
The Women’s Evening Clinic, which was started as a war-time
measure, has been closed for a month or two as there are fewer
women in industry, but it is ready to be re-opened as soon as required.
The Men’s Evening Clinic has been carried on throughout the year
and is well attended and greatly appreciated.
(Signed) M. E. ORMSBY, M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P.,
Medical Officer .
90
ROYAL NORTHERN HOSPITAL
REPORT ON LIGHT DEPARTMENT, 1946
The figures for 1946 compared with those for 1945 are as follows :
New Patients Attendances Seen by Doctor
1945 129 2,232 257
1946 # 169 2,317 330
(These totals include In-Patients, Out-Patients and Private Patients .)
The Light Department continues to draw patients from all
Departments in the Hospital. Fewer patients have come from
outside sources (Welfare Clinics, etc.) probably because most of these
now have their own Artificial Sunlight Lamps.
(Signed) M. E. ORMSBY, M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P.,
Medical Officer.
ROYAL NORTHERN HOSPITAL
REPORT ON ARTIFICIAL PNEUMOTHORAX CLINIC, 1946
New Patients ... 61 Refills ... 3,858
Screenings ... 3,954 Films taken ... 81
(Signed) A. LISLE PUNCH, M.B., B.S., M.R.C.P.,
Physician in Charge of Artificial Pneumothorax Clinic.
ROYAL NORTHERN HOSPITAL
PATHOLOGICAL DEPARTMENT
ANNUAL STATISTICS FOR 1946
Blood : Counts ...
• • « • • •
. 4,508
Chemicals
• • • • • •
. 1,890
Other Blood Tests
• • • • • •
. 1,964
Urine : Microscopical and Culture ...
. 2,652
Chemical
• • • • • «
. 863
Swabs : Microscopical and Culture ...
. 1,199
K.L.B.
• • • • • •
. 556
Various Cultures
• • • • • •
. 55
Sputum ...
• • • • • •
. 1,077
Fractional Test Meals ...
• • • • • •
. 667
Mantoux Tests .
• • • • • •
. 316
Cerebro Spinal Fluid
• • • • • •
. 316
Lange’s Gold Curve
« • • • • •
. 11
Miscellaneous
• • • • • •
. 825
Animal Inoculations
• • • • • •
. 479
Autogenous Vaccines
• • • • • •
. 11
Post Mortems
• • • • • •
. 36
Morbid Anatomy Specimens
• • • • • •
. 938
Microscopical Sections ...
• « -• ♦ •
. 1,317
Venereal Diseases
• • • • • •
. 10,809
Faeces (Occult, etc.)
9- • ♦ • • •
260
Total 30,749
91
The number of investigations made by the Pathological Depart¬
ments in the year 1946 (the first full year after cessation of hostilities)
is no less than 50 per cent, above the last full year before the outbreak
of war.
This is conclusive evidence of the increasing use now being
made of facilities for pathological investigations, and is by no means
an indication, even, that we are approaching the maximum. The
scope of the laboratory is ever increasing and the pace is getting
faster.
(Signed) P. O. ELLISON, M.B., B.S., M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P.,
Pathologist.
ROYAL CHEST HOSPITAL
PATHOLOGICAL DEPARTMENT
'Examination
Total
Blood Counts ...
• • • • • •
129
Other Blood Tests
• • • • • •
2,414
Sputa: General Examinations
• • • • • •
34
for T.B.
• • • • • •
964
Swab : Culture
• • • • * •
23
K.L.B. ... ...
• • • • • •
14
Urine: General
• • • • • •
15
Culture
• • • • • •
1
T T}
JL • \~J • • • • • • • •••
• • • • • •
1
Pus. General Examination ...
• • • • • •
1
Vaccines
• • • • • •
9
Antral Wash Out
• • • • • •
1
Mantoux
• • • • • •
6
Pleural Fluid ... ... ..;
• • • • • •
7
Fractional Test Meal
• • • • • •
1
Cough Plates ...
• • • ••• • • •
Grand Total
3
3,623
(Signed) NORAH H. SCHUSTER, M.A., M.B., Ch.B.,
Pathologist.
92
ROYAL NORTHERN HOSPITAL
X-RAY DEPARTMENT
Injuries of Bone
8,362
Diseases of Bone
1,440
Abnormalities of Bone
49
Sinuses and Mastoids
491
Chests and Hearts
10,575
Ba. Meals and Enemas
1,355
Prelim. Cholecystograms
206
Cholecystograms
212
Abdomens
136
Pregnancies
428
Renal Tracts ...
147
Pyelograms — Retrograde
and Intravenous
235
Additional attendances . . .
Dr 1946 : —
Lipiodols
75
Dentals
356
Screenings
4,039
Liver
0
Localisation
31
Salivary Region
6
Specimens
3
Radium
39
Trachea
12
Foreign Bodies
214
Clinical Photographs . . .
2
S ••• • • • •••
28,413
15,912
Total
44,325
During the past year one of the X-ray sets was replaced, the
new apparatus consisting of: A Watson transformer with rotating
anode tube, upright Potter Bucky stand and Potter Bucky couch.
(Signed) K. J. YEO, M.A., M.B., B.Ch., D.M.R.E.,
Hon. Radiologist .
RADIOTHERAPY DEPARTMENT
The work of the Department is steadily increasing and the
following figures give some indication pf the work done during
year :-
Treatment
New Patients
Attendances
Deep
... 8,150
339
8,567
Superficial ...
668
118
306
Radium
... 144
138
142
Dressings . . .
• • •
—
3,003
Patients awaiting
classification
• • •
61
61
Totals 8,962
656
12,079
(Signed) T. ANTHONY GREEN, F.R.C.S., F.F.R.,
Honorary Radiotherapist.
93
ABBREVIATED REPORT OF THE REGISTRARS
on the
MEDICAL, SURGICAL AND MATERNITY CASES TREATED
IN THE HOSPITAL DURING 1946
MEDICAL PATIENTS *
Patients Discharged on Com- Deaths in Hospital 77
pletion of Treatment ... 909 Dead on Arrival ... 30
(Signed) F. L. DYSON, Medical Registrar.
SURGICAL PATIENTS
Patients Discharged on Com- Deaths in Hospital 131
pletion of Treatment 3,576 Dead on Arrival ... 10
(Signed) V. A. J. SWAIN, Surgical Registrar.
MATERNITY WARDS
Patients admitted
Ante-natal patients admitted for observation
Patients delivered
Babies born (2 sets of triplets and 17 sets of twins)
Stillbirths
Caesarean Sections
Maternal Deaths
Neo-natal deaths
965
39
921
943
21
57
3
16
(Signed) F. L. E. HUGH-MUSGROVE, Obstetric Registrar.
SUMMARY OF PATIENTS TREATED DURING THE YEAR
1946
Patients admitted ... 5,658 Discharges ... 5,447
Deaths in Hospital :
Surgical ... 131
• Medical ... 77
Maternity ... 3
5,658
3,263 Major Operations were performed during the year, includ¬
ing 356 Emergencies.
31 Patients died within 24 hours of admission.
40 Patients were found to be dead on arrival.
94
ROYAL NORTHERN HOSPITAL
V
NORTHERN TUBERCULOSIS DISPENSARY
REPORT FOR THE YEAR 1946
There was a continued steep rise of over 1,200 in the numbers
attending the Dispensary during the year.
New cases of Tuberculosis rose by only 4 from the previous
year but 31 Contacts were found to be Tuberculous out of the 534
examined. This may be compared with 14 out of a total of 558
examined last year.
The housing conditions and the inadequacy of hospital accommo¬
dation for Patients suffering from Tuberculosis continue to make the
struggle against this disease a difficult and disturbing business.
1946
1945
Total Attendances
... 8,631
7,357
Total New Cases
... 1,543
1,443
New Cases of Tuberculosis ...
352
349
Contacts
534
558
Contacts found Tuberculous
31
14
Visits by Staff
... 1,987
2,280
Total number of Patients
remaining on Register
... 1,268
1,179
Recovered
#
• • e • • •
31
Moved
• • • • • •
61
Died
• • • • • •
64
(Signed) J. WALLACE CRAIG, M.A., M.D., B.Ch., B.A.O.,
Tuberculosis Officer .
95
ROYAL CHEST HOSPITAL
SOUTHERN TUBERCULOSIS DISPENSARY
REPORT FOR THE YEAR 1946
The past year has been rather difficult, particularly perhaps as
to the admission of patients to Hospital and Sanatorium. In not a
few cases patients have had to remain at home for a number of weeks,
pending a vacancy. Fortunately, a majority of these had not suffered
to any great extent. In many instances, one is glad to report, improve¬
ment has been steady and continuous so that Institutional treatment
became unnecessary. After a reasonable time a number have been
able to resume their occupations, or obtain suitable work, either full
or part time.
Priority Milk, Maintenance Allowances and Good Housekeeping
have contributed in no small degree to these happy results.
1946
1945
Attendances at the Dispensary total
4,587
4,380
New cases examined
539
500
New cases of tuberculosis ...
129
118
Contacts examined ...
170
150
Contacts found to be tuberculous ...
8
12
Sister McCleary’s visits to the homes
of patients
i
total ... ... ... ...
1,472
1,472
The Town Hall Health Visitor’s visits total 962
864
Cases Removed from the Register During the Year and Reasons
for Removal :
1946
1945
Recovered
1
8
Left the District, etc.
75
44
Died .
46
44
122
96
Cases Remaining on the Register :
Pulmonary ...
421
421
Non-Pulmonary
98
87
519
508
(Signed) A. LEITCH, M.B., Ch.B. (Edin.),
Tuberculosis Officer.
SUMMARY OF PATIENTS TREATED AT THE ROYAL NORTHERN GROUP OF
HOSPITALS DURING 1946, SHOWING DISTRICTS IN WHICH THEY RESIDED
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ITS FOUNDATION
98
*Thesc figures include Royal Chest Hospital Patients and those admitted direct to the Hospital of Recovery and
Reckitt Convalescent Horne. 1
tin addition to the above these figures include the Maternity Nursing Association Patients.
99
Royal Northern Group of Hospitals
Endowment of
Wards, Beds and Cots.
The following Benefactions confer the privileges of Endowment —
Bed.
£ ®*
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♦Permanent Endowment
1,050
0
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735
0
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420
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„ ,, in Contributory Ward
525
0
0
Endowment during life
105
0
0
73
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42
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Endowment for 15 years. (In the case
of Associations, Corporations
and Committees) .
105
0
0
73
10
0
42
0 0
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31
10
0
21
0
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12
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Subject to the Regulations of the Hospital, persons endowing Beds or Cota, as
above, enjoy the privilege of naming such Beds or Cots.
*May be in Annual Instalments of 100 Guineas.
Endowment and Naming of Wards and Beds
1. — Donors of Five Thousand Pounds shall have the privilege of naming a
Ward, at the entrance to which a tablet shall be placed stating the name of the
Donor, etc. They shall be Life Governors and Members of the Council.
2. — Donors of One Thousand Guineas to endow a bed in a General Ward, or
Donors of Five Hundred Guineas to endow a bed in a Contributory Ward, may
give it in annual instalments of not less than One Hundred Guineas. They shall
have the privilege of selecting the site of the Bed, at the head of which a brass
plate shall be fixed stating the name of the Donor, etc. They shall be Life Governors
and Members of the Council. Donors of Seven Hundred Guineas may endow a
Cot in a General Ward and have in other respects the same privileges as donors of
One Thousand Guineas.
3. — Donors of One Hundred Guineas in one sum have the privilege of naming
a Bed for life, and donors of Seventy Guineas a Cot for life, and they shall be
Life Governors and Members of the Council. Associations, Companies and
Corporations naming Beds or Cots under this rule do so for a period of 15 years.
4. — Donors of Thirty Guineas, and persons collecting and paying over Fifty
Guineas in one sum in any one year, shall be Life Governors and Mem ben of the
Council.
100
ADMISSION OF IN- AND OUT-PATIENTS
REGULATIONS '
x. — No letters of recommendation are required, and Patients are admitted according to the
urgency of the case. Those recommended by Governors and Subscribers will at all times receive
every attention .
2. — No Articles of Food or Drink of any kind are permitted to be taken into the Wards
under any pretence whatever.
3. — Patients are expected to contribute as much as they can afford towards the cost of their
maintenance, medicines and surgical dressings.
IN-PATIENT DEPARTMENT
Persons wishing to be admitted as In-Patients must attend between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m.,
except Accidents and Urgent Cases, which are received at all hours of the day and night.
Governor* and Subscribers, before sending Patients who are very ill to be admitted into the
Hospital, are requested to communicate with the Secretary, and to forward a Medical Certificate
of the case, when they will be informed as to whether and on what day the Patient can be received.
PRIVATE WARDS AND CUBICLE BEDS
Beds are set apart in private rooms and cubicle wards for persons of limited incomes.
VISITING DAYS
Cubicle and General Wards
Sundays, 2 to 3.30 p.m. ; Tuesdays and Fridays, 5 to 6 p.m. ; Evenings, 7*3° to 8 p.m.
Not more than Two persons may see each Patient at a time during visiting hours, and One only
in the evenings.
OUT-PATIENT DEPARTMENT
THE TIMES FOR ATTENDANCE ARE AS FOLLOWS
Physicians* Cases
Surgeon’s Cases
Diseases of Women . .
Diseases of the Skin..
Diseases of the Eye , .
Diseases of the Ear, Nose,
and Throat . .
Genito-Urinary Dept.
Orthopaedic Dept.
Neurological Clinic . .
Hearing Aid Clinic . .
Chiropody Clinic
Fracture Clinic
Diseases of the Teeth
Varicose Veins Clinic
Ante-Natal Clinic
Diseases of Children — Child
Welfare Consultative
Centre
Casualty Cases for Dress¬
ings, etc.
X-Ray Treatment
Radio Therapeutic Treat-
ment
Sunlight, Finsen and other
Therapeutic Baths
Massage and other Physio-
Therapeutic Treatment . .
Occupational Therapy
Rehabilitation Clinic
and
Friday
f Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and
1 Friday
| Wednesday
1 Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and
Tuesday — Friday . .
Thursday . .
Monday— Thurs day
| Tuesday and Friday
Tuesday
Tuesday and Thursday
Friday
Saturday (by appointment)
Thursday (by appointment)
Daily 9 a.m.
( Tuesday
■< Wednesday .
I Saturday
Friday
Wednesday
} Monday — Thursday
New Cases
I p.m.
9 a.m.
1 p.m.
9 a.m.
1 p.m.
1 p.m
1 p.m.
1 p.m.
9 a.m.
1 p.m.
9.30 a.m.
9 a.m.
1 p.m.
9 a.m.
9 a.m.
2 p.m.
xo a.m.
Daily at 9 a.m. . .
Daily, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturdays, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
#
Daily at 9.30 a.m. New Patients Wed. : 2 p.m.
1st Attendance Monday and Wednesday, 1.30 P.m. sub¬
sequently as arranged.
/ 1st Attendance {Men), Tuesday, 10 a.m.
Do, ( Women and Children ), Monday & Wed. \i p.m.
-j Subsequent Attendance (Men) Daily, 9.15 a.m. to 12 p.m.
. Do. ( Children ) Daily 12-12.30 p.m.
\ (Women) 1 p.m. to 4.30 p.m. (except Saturday)
Saturday, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
j- Daily 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Persons who are able to pay for advice from Private Practitioners CANNOT be
received as Out-Patients in the above Departments.
Tuberculosis Dispensary
(Borough of Islington)
Venereal Diseases Dept.
Mondays (Children) 2 p.m ; Tuesdays to Fridays 10 a.m.
Thursdays (Workers) 5.30 p.m.
Monday : 1.30-3 p.m. (Children).
Men: Mon. to Fri., 5.30 p.m. to 7.30 p.m.
Women: Mon., Wed , Fri., 5 to 7p.m. Tues., 2 p.m. to 4 p.m.
Thur., 10 a.m. to 12 noon.
All Communications should be addressed to the SECRETARY.
101
FORMS OF BEQUEST
The Royal Northern Hospital is entitled by Royal Charter of
Incorporation to take by Will, and to hold Real Property ; and
the following Forms of Devise of Real Estate, and Bequests of
Personal Estate, are recommended to all benevolent Persons who
wish to become Benefactors to this Charity by Will : —
I. Form of a Devise of Real Estate.
I give and devise to *“ The Royal Northern Hospital ”
“ The Royal Chest Hospital ” “Grovelands Hospital ” “The
Reckjtt Convalescent Home ” “Maternity Nursing Association ”
all that messuage , oNc. ( here describe the Real Estate intended
to be devised).
II. Form of a Bequest of Money, Stock, or Other Personal
Estate.
I give and bequeath to *“ The Royal Northern Hospital ”
“The Royal Chest Hospital” “Grovelands Hospital” “The
Reckjtt Convalescent Home” “ Maternity Nursing Association”
the sum of . Free of Duty {if of stock or other personal
Estate, describe it).
III. Form of a Devise and Bequest of the Residue of Real
and Personal Property.
I give, devise , and bequeath to *“ The Royal Northern
Hospital” “The Royal Chest Hospital” “ Grovelands
Hospital” “ The Reckjtt Convalescent Home” “ Maternity
Nursing Association” all the residue and remainder of my
Messuages, Lands, Tenements, Hereditaments, and Real Estate .
And also all the rest, residue and remainder of my goods, chattels ,
and personal estate and effects whatsoever and wheresoever not
herein by me otherwise disposed of.
*Strike out words not applicable.
102
FORM OF CODICIL
This is a Codicil to the last Will and Testament of me
dated..
I give and bequeath to *“ The Toy a l Northern Hospital >”
Holloway , London , Incorporated by Loyal Charter ,
“ The Loyal Chest Hospital f “ Grovelands Hospital
“ The Leckitt Convalescent Homef “ Maternity Nursing
Association ” the sum of . . . free of
Legacy Duty , to be applied for the general purposes of
the said Hospital. In witness whereof I have hereunto
set my hand this . day of. . . .
One thousand nine hundred and. . . .
Signature of Testator or Testatrix.
Signed by the Testat.... . as
and for a Codicil to h . last
Will and Testament , dated
. . . in the pre¬
sence of us , both present at
the same time , who at h..... .
request , and in h . presence ,
and in the presence of each
other, have hereunto set our
hands as witnesses.
Witness (1)
of .
in the County of.
Profession . .
Witness (2) .
of . ••••'
in the County of.
Profession . . .
IMPORTANT. — When a Will has already been made and it is afterwards
desired to benefit the Hospital, it will be sufficient if the above form
is filled up, duly signed and witnessed in like manner as the Will
itself, and attached to the existing Will. The form can be readily
adapted to Gifts of Land by substituting the word “devise” for the
word “ bequeath ” and “all that messuage, etc.” for “ the sum of.”
♦Strike out words not applicable.
103
THE LADIES’ ASSOCIATION
PATRON
HER MAJESTY QUEEN MARY.
PRESIDENT
VICE-PRESIDENTS
H.H. THE PRINCESS HELENA VICTORIA.
EMMA MARCHIONESS OF NORTHAMPTON, O.B.E.
THE LADY ISLINGTON.
LADY SARGANT, R.R.C., J.P.
ACTING-CHAIRMAN
MISS LAWSON JOHNSTON.
CHAIRMAN OF EXECUTIVE COMMITTER
MRS. ZAMORA.
VICE-CHAIRMAN
HON. TREASURERS
THE RIGHT HON. LORD LUKE.
WALTER DUNKELS, Esq.
SECRETARY
GILBERT G. PANTER.
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104
LIST OF MEMBERS
The Rt. Honble. The EARL OF BESSBOROUGH, G.C.M.G., Chairman of
the Hospital , Ex-Officio Member.
ACTIVE MEMBERS
Mrs. STANLEY BEALE, Portledge, Fairy Cross, N. Devon.
*Mrs. BEATTY, 7, Hampstead Hill Gardens, N.W.3.
Mrs. BERRY, Flat 1,1, Third Avenue, King’s Gardens, Kingsway, Hove.
Mrs. A. BLACKHALL-MORISON.
Mrs. CAMPBELL, 7, Southwood Mansions, N.6.
Mrs. E. G. B. CALVERT, 41, Sheldon Avenue, N.6.
Mrs. SAVILLE COHEN, 17, Orchard Court, Portman Square, W.l.
*Miss COMFORT, Torbay Hotel, Sidmouth.
Mrs. A. F. COUSINS
Mrs. COURTAULD, 11, Melcombe Court, Dorset Square, N.W.l.
Mrs. J. WALLACE CRAIG, 1, Stormont Road, N.6.
Lady CROSFIELD, R.R.C., 41, West Hill, Highgate, N.6.
Mrs. R. BELL-DAVIES, Royal Naval Barracks, Devonport.
Miss V. DE WINTON, Hales, Plaxtol, nr. Sevenoaks.
Mrs. G. A. ELLISON, c/o Westminster Bank, Ltd., 115, Old Brompton Road
S.W.7.
Mrs. P. O. ELLISON, “ Buckhurst,” Gerrard’s Cross, Bucks.
*Mrs. GABRIEL Leskinfere, Milfield Lane, Highgate, N.6.
Miss E. GARRETT, 12, Highbury Crescent, N.5.
Lady GOLDNEY, Derriards, Chippenham, Wilts.
Mrs. GOODISON.
Miss HOBSON.
Mrs. HOMFRAY.
*Mrs. GROVE JOHNSON, c/o Lloyds Bank, 40, Rosslyn Hill, N.W.3
*Miss LAWSON-JOHNSTON, Pavenham Bury, Beds.
Miss KING, 2, Mountview Road, Crouch End, N.4.
*Mrs. MCNEILL LOVE, 12, Stormont Road, N.6.
Mrs. C. F. MERRIAM, “ Isenhurst,” The Bishop’s Avenue, N.2.
*Mrs. DERMOT MORRAH, 97, Bedford Court, Mansions, W.C.l.
Miss MULLER, Crosby Hill, Camberley, Surrey.
Mrs. PANTER.
Miss PEARSE, Brentor, Grange Road, N.6.
L*dy SARGANT, R.R.C., J.P., 21 Madingley Road, Cambridge.
105
Mrs WALTON SAWBRIDGE, 3, Market Terrace, St. Leonards-on-Sea.
’•'Mrs. SCHLESINGER, Mount Pleasant, Kintbury, Berks.
Miss STANLEY, “Aingalay,” Stormont Road, N.6
Miss WALKER, 6, Sheldon Avenue, N.6
Mrs. MOWER WHITE, “ The Firs,” Prestwood, Great Missenden, Bucks.
Mrs. HENRY WILLS.
Mrs. CLEMENT WOODBINE-PARISH, Bateman’s, Burwash, Sussex.
♦Mrs. ZAMORA, 38, Whitelands House, S.W.l.
* Denotes Members of Executive Committee .
SUBSCRIBING MEMBERS.
Miss ALLON.
Mrs. A SPIN ALL, Standen Hall, Clitheroe.
Mrs. BLACKBORN.
Mrs A. BRANDON, Leskinfere, Pyrford Woking.
The Hon. Mrs. THOMAS CECIL.
Miss CROWD Y, 39, Great St. James Street, Bedford Row, W.C.l. '
Mrs. CUNNINGHAM, 37, Cholmeley Park, N.6.
Lady DUNCAN, 16, Bryanston Square, W.l.
Mrs. FARQUHARSON, The Dene, Denewood Road, N.6.
Mrs. GLENDINNING, Glendearg, Grange Road, N.6.
The Lady ISLINGTON, Dyrham Park, Chippenham, Wilts.
Lady LIDDELL, The Manor House, Finchampstead, Berks.
Mrs. J. F. MARSH, Anathoth, Mornish Road, Branksome Park, Bournemouth
Miss M. J. MICHAEL, 14, Compton Road, Canonbury, N.l.
Miss MILLEDGE, Glyne Hall Hotel, Bexhill-on-Sea.
Mrs. REGENSBURG, Marley, Loudham’s Wood Lane, Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks
Mrs. REMFRY, Birchen Hey, Frensham, Surrey.
Miss RICH, 57, King’s Road, Ruislip, Middlesex.
Miss SCHUSTER, Verdlev Place, Fernhurst, Sussex.
Miss V. PERRONET SELLS, c/o Mrs. Hill, 107a Southwood Lane, N.6
Mrs. SINGER, Chatswood, 49 Park Avenue, Eastbourne.
Mrs. FREDERICK STANLEY, “ Aingalav,” Stormont Road, Highgate, N.6
Mrs. WOOLDRIDGE, Bentley Hyde, Priory Drive, Stanmore, Middlesex.
LIST OF ASSOCIATES
Mrs. BOUSFIELD, Old Mill House, Frisby-in-the-Wrake, Melton Mowbray
Mrs. THOMAS
106
9r.
LADIES’
Receipts and Payments Accounts for the
(*) General Fund.
To Balance from last Accounts—-
Out-Patients’ Refreshment Stall
Grovelands Refreshment Stall
General Fund .
„ Annual Subscriptions .
, , Donations ... ... ... ... ...
ii Dividends ... ... ... ... ...
„ Out-Patients* Refreshment Stall — Patients’
Contributions and Collecting Box
„ Out-Patients’ Refreshment Stall — Interest
on Investments ... ... ... ...
„ Grovelands Refreshment Stall — Visitors’ Con¬
tributions .
„ Grovelands Refreshment Stall — Interest on
Investments .
£ /. d. £ /. d.
778 6 8
970 19 7
33 0 10
- 1,782 7 1
29 16 0
4 9 6
4 7 4
161 15 6
.9 3 9
91 3 0
26 10 3
£2,109 12 5
(b) Samaritan Fund.
To Balance from last Account
„ Subscriptions and Donations ...
„ Contributions paid by or on behalf of Patients
„ Contributions paid by or on behalf of Patients
per Contributors’ Certificates Account
.. Dividends
1,129 10 11
95 12 0
3,747 5 4
99 14 6
26 10 5
£5,098 13 2
107
ASSOCIATION
Year ending 31 st December , 1946 Cr.
By Amount paid to Hospital General Fund, for Main¬
tenance Purposes
,, Printing and Stationery
„ Postages and Advertising ...
„ Grovelands Refreshment Stall — Purchase of Furni¬
ture, Equipment and House Linen, etc.
,, Out-Patients’ Refreshment Stall — Purchase of
Furniture and Equipment, etc.
,, Sundries
,, Balance unexpended —
Out-Patients’ Refreshment Stall
Grovelands Refreshment Stall
General Fund ...
£ s. d. £ /. d.
33 0 10
109 3 8
654 15 6
2 0 0
294 10 5
979 9 2
36 12 10
- 1,310 12 5
£2,109 12 5
By Artificial Limbs and Surgical Appliances for Patients
„ Patients sent to Convalescent Homes
„ Patients’ Travelling Expenses
„ Grants and various help to Necessitous Patients ...
„ Printing, Stationery, Postage and Advertising
„ Sundries
„ Balance unexpended ...
3,541
13
5
308
0
9
165
1
1
34
19
2
59
16
9
5
9
0
983
13
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£5,098 13 2
108
LADIES'
JDr. Receipts and Payments Accounts for the
£ s- d.
(() Christmas Gifts Fund.
To Balance from last Account ... ... ... ... ... 191 14 5
„ Donations . 27 17 10
„ Interest on Deposit . 3 9
£219 16 0
(d) Children’s Ward Fund.
To Balance from last Account ... ... .. ... ... £12 6 2
(e) Light Dept. Fund.
To Balance from last Account ...
,, Interest on Investments
187 3 10
3 9 11
£190 13 9
(/) Nurses* Home Fund
To Balance from last Account . £110 0
(£) Linen Fund.
To Balance from last Account
„ Donations ...
197 7 4
11 13 8
1 4
£209 2 4
Interest on Deposit
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ASSOCIATION
Year ending 31 st December , 1946 ( continued )
By Papers, Magazines, etc., for Nurses
„ Special Christmas Fare for Patients and Nurses
,, Amount Paid to Hospital General Fund for Christmas Fare
„ Purchase of Furniture and Equipment, etc.
„ Balance unexpended
By Balance unexpended ...
By Balance unexpended ...
By Balance unexpended
By Purchase of Linen, etc.
„ Amount Paid to Hospital General Fund
„ Balance unexpended
Cr.
£ d.
14 10 11 '
34 10 6
20 0 0
90 15 0
59 19 7
£219 16 0
£12 6 2
190 13 9
£190 13 9
£1 10 0
16 8 11
150 0 0
197 7 4
£209 2 4
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To Sundry Creditors .
P0 Capital Account —
Endowment Fund —
As at 31st December, 1945 ...
Unexpended Income Balances —
LADIES’
Balance Sheet
s. d. £ s. d.
902 5 11
(a) General Fund .
. 1,310
12
5
(b) Samaritan Fund
. 983
13
0
(f) Christmas Gift Funds
. 59
19
7
(d) Children’s Ward Fund
. 12
6
2
( e ) Light Dept. Fund .
. 190
13
9
(/) Nurses’ Home Fund
. 1
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(g) Linen Fund .
42
13
5
126 1 7
2,601 8 4
• £3,629 15 10
We have examined the above Balance Sheet, together with the seven foregoing
We have also verified the Investment and the Bankers’ Balance.
112/114, Cannon Street,
E.C.4.
17 th June, 1947.
ASSOCIATION
31st December, 1946
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Cr.
By Cash at Westminster Bank, Ltd. —
(a) Endowment Fund ...
(i b ) Income Account ...
Investments —
Endowment Fund —
£124 16s. 8d. War Loan 3$ per cent, value on
£ s. d. £ /. d.
1 4 11
424 9 0
Conv ersion ... ... ... ... ...
124
16
8
General Fund (at cost) —
£291 98. 6d. War Loan 3J per cent ... ..,
300
0
0
£500 3% Defence Bonds .
500
0
0
£800 21% National War Bonds, 1945/51 ...
815
12
2
Light Dept. Fund (at cost) —
£149 5s. Od. 3% Savings Bonds .
150
0
0
Samaritan Fund — At cost
£500 3% Defence Bonds .
500
0
0
£700 2^% National War Bonds, 1945/51
713
13
1
£100 3% Savings Bonds .
100
0
0
425 13 11
3,204 1 11
£3,629 15 10
Receipts and Payments Accounts, and we certify that they are correct.
J. DIX LEWIS, CAESAR, DUNCAN &c CO..
Chartered Accountants.
112
ROYAL NORTHERN HOSPITAL
! • - . -V - s
THE LADIES’ LEAGUE
VICE-PRESIDENT
MRS. DAVID GUBBAY.
CHAIRMAN
LADY MILBANKE.
VICE CHAIRMAN
The Hon. Mrs. PETER PLEYDELL-BOUVERIE.
MEMBERS
Mrs. HERBERT AGAR, 36, Hays Mews, W.l.
The Hon. Mrs. ALDRIDGE, M.B.E., J.P., Greenacres, Minstead, Lyndhurst,
» Hants.
The Lady ANNALY, 53, Lowndes Square, S.W.l.
The Hon. Mrs. ASHLEY, 10, Hill Street, W.l.
The Lady EVELYN BEAUCHAMP, House of the Pines, Virginia Water, Surrey.
The Lady BRUNTISFIELD, 5, The Manor, Davies Street, W.l.
Mrs. WARWICK BRYANT.
JOAN Marchioness CAMDEN, C.B.E., Steel Cross House, Crowborough, Sussex.
The Marchioness of CREWE, West Horsley Place, Leatherhead, Surrey.
The Hon. Mrs. F. CRIPPS, 71, South Audley Street, W.l.
Lady CROSFIELD, R.R.C., 41, West Hill, N.6.
Lady DANCE, Ray Panols, Maidenhead Berks.
Mrs. JAMES DE ROTHSCHILD, 23, St. James’ Place, S.W.l.
The Marchioness of DUFFERIN and AVA, Clandeboye, N. Ireland.
The Hon. Mrs. EVELYN FITZGERALD, 3, Hyde Park Gardens, W.l.
Mrs. DAVID GUBBAY, The Cottage, Trent Park, Herts.
The Lady EDWARD HAY, Hill Hall, Theydon Mount, Essex.
The Lady MARY HERBERT, Llanover, Abergavenny.
Lady LATTA, Lowndes House, Lowndes Place, S.W.l.
The Hon. Mrs PIERS LEGH, Marlborough Gate, St. Jama*’* Palace, S.W.l.
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The Lady MOIRA LYTTELTON, Wittersham House, Kent.
The Duchess of MARLBOROUGH, Blenheim Palace, Woodstock, Oxon.
Mrs. JOHN MARRIOTT, 59, Eaton Place, S.W.l.
Lady MILBANKE, Brook House, Bracknell, Berks.
The Viscountess MONSELL, Dumbleton Hall, Evesham.
The Lady LOUIS MOUNTBATTEN, D.C.V.O., 15, Chester Street, S.W.l.
Mrs. R. MYDDELTON, Chobham Park House, Chobham, Surrey.
The Hon. Mri. NEWMAN, 43, Lowndes Square, S.W.l.
EMMA Marchioness of NORTHAMPTON, O.B.E., 8, Hereford House,
Park Street, W.l.
The Lady VICTOR PAGET, 72, Glebe Place, S.W.3.
The Lady DELIA PEEL, C.V.O., Buckingham Palace, S.W.l.
The Hon. Mrs. PETER PLEYDELL-BOUVERIE, 4, Buckingham Place, S.W.l.
The Countess of PORTARLINGTON, Earley Wood, Ascot, Berks.
Mrs. MEYER SASSOON, Pope’s Manor, Bracknell, Berks.
Mrs. SPEARS, The Old Gables, Warfield, Berks.
Mrs. RONALD TREE, Dytchley, Enstone, Oxford.
Mrs. ARTHUR TRITTON, Godmersham Park, Canterbury.
The Hon. Mrs. HENRY TUFTON, Castle Hill, Englefield Green, Surrey.
Dame IRENE VANBRUGH, 6, Stourcliffe Close, Stourcliffe Street, W.l.
The Countess of WESTMORLAND, Lyegrove, Badminton.
The Lady WORSLEY, Mill Meadow, Old Bosham, Chichester.
Mrs. GERARD LEIGH, 20, Upper Brook Street, W.l.
114
HOSPITAL SUPPLY DEPOT AND WORKING PARTIES
The valuable work in assisting the Hospital by the supply of
garments, bandages, splints and dressings, not to mention the laborious
task of mending and repairing old household linen is most warmly
appreciated and the cordial thanks of the Board is accorded to all
those ladies who have given so readily of their time and talents to
this end.
Volunteers who are willing to help in this essential work will be
warmly welcomed and should communicate with the Secretary at
the Hospital.
DONATIONS CARRYING LIFE
ANNUITIES
A Fund has been established whereby
donations can be received subject to
the payment during the life of the
Donor or Nominee, of an annuity.
4
Donations given to this Fund can be
earmarked for transfer, on the death
%
of the Donor, either towards the
general maintenance of the Hospital
or to any capital fund, such as
Endowment or Buildings.
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TRAINING FACILITIES AVAILABLE AT
THE ROYAL NORTHERN HOSPITAL
NURSES TRAINING SCHOOL
Candidates of good education, between the ages of 18 and
33, can be received into the Preliminary Training School for eight
weeks’ training before entering the Wards.
On completion of three years’ training selected nurses have
the opportunity of taking the Central Midwives’ Board Examinations
MIDWIFERY TRAINING SCHOOLS— PART II
Pupils are received for six months’ training for the second
Examination of the Central Midwives Board. Further details will
be found under the heading “ Maternity Nursing Association.”
SCHOOL OF RADIOGRAPHY
Students are accepted for training at the age of 18. The
X-Ray Department is spacious with up-to-date apparatus and is recog¬
nised by the Society of Radiographers as an approved training centre.
Students trained at the Hospital may therefore obtain the Society’s
Diploma after two years.
There is accommodation for resident women students at the
rate of 25/- per week for board and lodging.
/
HOUSEKEEPING COURSE
Students with a Secondary School education are accepted for
practical and theoretical training in Cooking, Linen Room Work,
Needlework and Store Keeping.
Students receive pocket money together with board, lodging,
uniform and laundry.
A certificate is issued at the termination of the course to successful
candidates who should then be qualified to accept posts as Assistant
Housekeepers, Assistant School Matrons, or Assistant Cooks.
Particulars of the above Courses may be obtained by application
to the Secretary.
117
The Report of the Council of the
Maternity Nursing Association is
published separately and can be
obtained on application.
118
MATERNITY
GENERAL
Income and Expenditure Account
ORDINARY.
INCOME.
I s. d. £ S' d. £ s. d.
1. Voluntary Gifts.
1. Annual Subscriptions, Donations, etc.
Annual Subscriptions ...
Donations
Hospitals Week
117 5 0
484 11 3
41 5 8
— - 643 1 11
2. Central Funds : —
King Edward’s Hospital Fund for
London ... ... ... ... —
Hospital Sunday Fund ... ... 50 0 0
Other Central Funds ... ... —
- — - 50 0 0
II. Receipts on account of Services Rendered.
1. Contributions on account of
Services to Patients : —
(a) From Patients and their Societies—
Patients . 1,425 8 3
Patients, per Contributors’ Certifi¬
cates Fund ... ... ... 3 4 6
Contributory schemes —
Hospital Saving Association ... 106 3 0
Hospital Saturday Fund . 3 7 6
Approved Societies . —
Other Sources . —
(b) From Public Authorities ... 6,404 15 3
- 7,942 18 6
2. Ministry of Health
Grant in respect of Midwifery
Training .
Contributions towards increase
in Nurses’ Salaries ...
1,420 0 0
- 1,420 0 0
— - - -9,362 18 6
Carried forward
£10,056 0 5
119
NURSING ASSOCIATION
FUND
for year ending 31 st December , 1946
EXPENDITURE.
£ s. d. I s. d.
ORDINARY.
I. Provisions ... ... . . 1,283 1 2
II. Surgery and Dispensary.
Drugs, Chemicals, Disinfectants, etc. ...
Dressings, Bandages, etc.
Instruments and Appliances
Wines and Spirits ...
Salaries and Wages of Dispensing Staff
Sundries ... ... ... ... ...
107 14 6
652 7 0
50 5 0
134 4 6
- 944 11 0
III. Domestic.
\
Renewal and Repair of Furniture, Bedding,
Crockery, etc. ...
... 147
8
4
Laundry done off Hospital premises...
... 193
0
5
Cleaning and Chandlery .
58
16
10
ater ... ... ... ... ...
27
0
7
Fuel and Lighting...
... 489
15
2
Uniforms ...
... 766
7
4
1,682 8 8
IV. Salaries and Wages (Maintenance).
Medical
• • •
... 366
8
3
Nursing
• • •
... 6,284
9
3
Other Officers and Employees ...
• • •
... 1,008
0
10
Pensions
• • •
... 114
0
0
- 7,772 18
■i
4
Carried forward
• • •
£11,682 19 2
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MATERNITY
Income and Expenditure Account for
• «l «-—■ .... I -l. ' IT. ■ ■ — ... — ■■■ I II ■
INCOME ( (ontinmd )
Brought forward ...
III. Invested Property.
Interest, dividends etc. ...
Rents ... ... ... ...
Total Ordinary Income...
£ S- d. £ t. d,
10,056 0 5
6 9 0
- 6 9 0
10,062 9 5
EXTRAORDINARY.
I. Legacies. —
II. Grant from General Fund of the Hospital 3,877 2 2
Total Extraordinary Income ... ... 3,877 2 2
V
Total Income . £13,939 11 7
We hare examined the foregoing Account, comparing it with the books and
112/114, Cannon Street,
London, E.C.4.
17 th June *1947.
121
NURSING ASSOCIATION
the Year ending 31 st December , 1946 {continued)
EXPENDITURE (continued).
Brought forward ...
V. Miscellaneous.
Printing, Stationery, Postages, Telephones, etc.
Advertisements
Insurance of Buildings, Equipment, Stores, etc.
Garden ... ... ... ... ... ...
Sundries (including Mid wives Fares) ...
VI. Administration.
Salaries ... ... ... ... ... ...
P ensions ... ... ... ... ... ...
Official Printing, Stationery, Postages, Tele¬
phones, etc. ... ... ... ... ...
Advertisements
Liw Charges ... ... ... ... ...
Auditors’ Fees
Sundries ... ... ... ... ... ...
VII. Establishment.
Renewals and Repairs to Buildings and Plant
£ s. d. £ •'
11,682 19 2
169 10 8
31 1 8
21 0 1
10 2 3
286 12 7
332 16 10
50 9 0
103 13 8
3 3 0
518 7 3
490 2 6
343 2 10
VIII. Finance.
Interest on Mortgage and Loan ...
Appeals ... ... ... ...
Rent ... ... ... ...
Rates and Taxes ...
Total Ordinary Expenditure ...
E XTR AORDIN ARY
I. Contributions to other Institutions.
Total Extraordinary Expenditure ...
687 5
217 14
6
4
904 19 10
13,939 11 7
Total Expenditure
£13,939 11 7
vouchers relating thereto, and we certify that it is correct.
J. DIX LEWIS. CjESAR, DUNCAN & CO ,
Chartered Accountants .
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MATERNITY
H)r. Receipts and Payments Accounts of Subsidiary
l s. i /. d.
(a) Samaritan Fund.
To Balance from last Account ... ... ... 417 13 11
„ Holidays and Convalescence—
Mothers’ Contributions ... ... ... ... 30 9 3
411 15 6
5 17 2
50 4 3
1 0 9
46 18 9
15 3 6
2 6 6
- 533 6 5
981 9 7
298 0 4
11 6
92 19 8
391 11 6
(c) Thrift Club.
To Balance from last Account ... . 6011
„ Contributions from Mothers ... . . 68 8 0
(b) Clothing Account.
To Balance from last Account ...
„ Donations towards Postage, etc.
„ Sales at Centre. . .
„ Foods and Medicines (Mothers’ Contributions) ...
„ Refreshments ...
„ Dentures
„ Patients’ Payments .
„ Princess Elizabeth Day Collection ...
„ Donations for Relief of necessitous cases and
Christmas Relief, etc.
„ Interest on Investments
£74 8 11
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NURSING ASSOCIATION
Funds for the Year ending 31 st December , 1946 <Jr.
JL /. d.
(a) Samaritan Fund.
By Holidays and Convalescence —
Mothers’ Holidays ... ... ... ... ... 43 15 7
Proportion of Lady Almoner’s salary ... ... 9 15 0
„ Foods and Medicines —
Purchases
Grants to necessitous cases
„ Provisions
„ Dentures for Patients .
,, Assistance to necessitous cases ...
„ Affiliation Fee to National Council for
Maternity and Child Welfare
Sundries ... ... ... ... ... ...
,, Purchase of Investments ... ... ... ... 403 14 9
„ Balance at Bank ... ... ... ... ... 99 7 11
l s. d.
53 10 7
382 10 8
*
7 13 9
16 15 0
16 15 11
1 1 0
503 2 8
981 9 7
(b) Clothing Account.
By Materials —
Stock in hand 31st Dec., 1945 ... ... ... 17 1 3
Add Purchases ... ... ... ... ... 40 6 9
- 57 8 0
„ Postage of Parcels ... ... ... ... ... 3 15 8
„ Balance unexpended ... ... ... ... ... 330 7 10
391 11 6
(c) Thrift Club.
By Amounts withdrawn ...
„ Balance unexpended ...
68 4 10
6 4 1
£74 8 11
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Royal Northern Hospital
HOLLOWAY ROAD, N.y
ACCOUNTS
OF THE
League of the Roses
1946
Founder ... The late Mrs. David Waterlow.
PRESIDENT
H.H. PRINCESS HELENA VICTORIA
VICE-PRESIDENTS
The Lady Islington. Mrs. Lionei. Harris.
Mrs. Norman Sargant
COMMITTEE OF THE LEAGUE
Chairman - - Mrs. Frank Barratt, 44, Arlington House, St. James’s, S.W.l.
Dept. Chairman - Mrs. Nixon, Easthill, Oakleigh Park Nth., N.20.
Hon. Secretary - Miss Comfort, The Empress Club, Dover St., W.l.
Hon. Treasurer - Mrs. Beatty, 7, Hampstead Hill Gardens, N.W.3.
Mrs. Berry. Miss Garrett. Mrs. Hersant.
Mrs. E. Brown. Miss Griffiths. Mrs. Johnsen.
Mrs. Brown. Mrs. Gwynne. Mrs. Le Messurier
Miss Preston.
Organising Secretary— Mrs. Ethel F. Young, “ League of the Roses,”
Royal Northern Hospital, Holloway, N.7.
125
ROYAL NORTHERN HOSPITAL
League of the Roses
FOREWORD
What can I write of our efforts for yeau 1946, now ended? We
experienced, as did similar organisations — without a doubt — great
difficulty in obtaining the usual support from public to our several
ways and means of raising funds for League of Roses Ward, due to
contemplated State control of Hospitals, which we understand will
take place in July, 1948. We have nevertheless tried to carry on as
usual and endeavoured to overcome the seemingly lack of interest
of general public.
Whatever is to happen in July, 1948, can in no way heal and
bring back to health the many thousands of folk who, through accident
or ill health, need the attention of Hospital services during this interim
period. Accidents and illness, alas — as we all so well understand —
require immediate treatment now and cannot await a date in year 1948.
All League Members, and I feel I can include all who attended
our week at Derry’s Gardens, loaned to us through the great kindness
of Messrs. Derry & Toms, Ltd., Kensington High Street, W.8,
thoroughly enjoyed — would indeed be difficult not to — -the truly
magnificent and wonderful beauty of these Gardens. No less a sum
than £422 was taken during our week — a splendid result and most
gratifying. My sincere thanks to all who made this result possible.
Messrs. Derry & Toms have promised us the use of the
Garden in 1947. Can we beat the 1946 result? We shall have a
good try.
My thanks to our many friends, League Committee and Members
for their continued interest and appreciated support in helping to
maintain the League of Roses Ward.
ELSIE J. BARRATT, Chairman .
NORTH DIVISION
Box Collections
Donations and Subscriptions
Special Efforts
Flag Days
Proportion Alexandra Day Committee Grant
£ *• d-
... 23 15 0
... 5 110
... 3 10 6
... 94 10 0
... 72 5 0
£199 11 6
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Box Collections
Donations and Subscriptions
Special Effort ... ... .
£ s-
4 4 0
2 5 0
WEST DIVISION
13 oxes ... ... ... ... ... ...
Donations ... ... ... ...
Special Efforts
Flag Days ... ...
Proportion Alexandra Day Committee Grant
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Boxes ... ... ... ... ... ...
Donations
Special Efforts
£ s. d.
13 9
11 10 0
1 10 0
FINCHLEY DIVISION
Boxes ... ... ... ... ... ...
Donations and Subscriptions
Special Efforts
Flag Days
£13 13 9
£ S. d.
6 1 6
35 14 6
30 17 6
13 0 0
£85 13 6
PALMERS GREEN DIVISION
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Special Efforts
£ s. d.
13 11 9
62 18 10
£76 10 7,
SOUTHGATE DIVISION
Subscription ...
Special Efforts
£ x. d.
20 0 0
21 10 0
£41 10 0
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PROTECT
YOUR
H E ALTH
At the Institutions forming the Royal Northern Group
of Hospitals (as at other Hospitals) patients are now
asked to pay part of the cost of their treatment according
to their means. The introduction of this system has
naturally led to requests for exemption from past and
present supporters of the Hospital. To meet this just
demand for
VALUE FOR MONEY
the Contributors’ Certificate Scheme was started, by which
contributors may receive Certificates in exchange for
money given to or collected for the Hospital. They are
of seven values, *21/-, *10/6, *5/-, 2/6, 1/-, 6d. and 3d.,
and are accepted at their face value towards the cost of
any treatment which the Bearer may need.
SIX REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD CO-OPERATE
ONE :
You will help the Hospital, and at the same time
HELP YOURSELF.
TWO:
The Certificates will be accepted as payment at any
of the Hospitals of the Royal Northern Group, at the
Mildmay Memorial Hospital or the Hornsey Central
Hospital.
THREE :
They will help to provide you with medical and
surgical appliances, dentures, etc., if needed in con¬
nection with your treatment.
FOUR :
They are valid for Ten Years (those marked with a *
are valid for 20 years), and will therefore help you to
make provision against a rainy day.
FIVE :
They can be passed on for use by your friends, so that
you will be in a position to lend a helping hand in
time of sickness.
SIX
They afford you a simple method of giving a small but
regular amount to the Hospital, and provide you with
tangible advantages in exchange.
Further particulars of this interesting and beneficial
scheme can be obtained from The Secretary, Royal
Northern Hospital, Holloway Road, N.7.
BUY CONTRIBUTOR’S CERTIFICATES
FROM THE ROYAL NORTHERN GROUP OF HOSPITALS
THE LARGEST HOSPITAL SERVICE IN NORTH LONDON
which, ninety-one years ago, occupied one room
in the York Road, now consists of a group of
Hospitals, with four hundred and eighty-five beds.
The demands on its services are still increasing,
as is shown by the comparative figures below.
. v: - * ' •
1913 1946
In-Patients
Out-Patient
Attendances
Cost of Annual
Maintenance -
2,330
87,000
£21,382
6,693
431,881
£207,225
The Hospital has thirty special depart¬
ments which include a Maternity Department.
There is also a Private Wing for paying patients.
There is a debt of £231,041
Your help, and the help of your friends, is earnestly solicited
The Group consists of : —
ROYAL NORTHERN HOSPITAL, Holloway, N.7
ST. DAVID’S WING (for private patients). Manor Gardens, N.7
ROYAL CHEST HOSPITAL, City Road, E.C.i
GROVELANDS HOSPITAL (Recovery), Southgate, N.14
RECKITT CONVALESCENT HOME, Clacton-on-Sea
MATERNITY NURSING ASSOCIATION
Myddelton Square, E.C.i, 235, Camden Road, N.7
(for District Midwifery work with Ante-Natal and Infant Welfare Clinics.)
Donations and Subscriptions should be sent to the Secretary ( Gilbert G. Panter),
Royal Northern Hospital , Holloway , N.7.
The Group serves over a MILLION people in an area of seventy
square miles.
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